Western Sahara: Pressure Rises to a Few Hours From the UN Vote for the Future of Minurso
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UN Security Council to vote Friday, October 30, a resolution that could change negotiations on the future of Western Sahara. According to the draft, Morocco's plan to grant...
The prospect of a new negotiating framework on Western Sahara puts the Polisario Front in front of choices that could undermine its organization and leadership. In Tindouf and Algiers, reactions to the American project reveal tensions and strategies that could profoundly shape the future of the movement.
Today the Security Council will vote on a motion for a resolution drawn up by Washington endorsing the Moroccan autonomy plan
The US consolidates Rabat's autonomy plan by presenting to the Security Council the revision of the name of the United Nations mission in the former Spanish colony, from which the mention of a popular consultation disappears
The UN Security Council meets this Friday, 30 October, to seal the future of the UN mission for the organisation of a referendum in Western Sahara, the Minurso. In recent days, several draft resolutions drafted by the United States have fled. RFI was able to read about them. While a first version had particularly irritated the independent group of the Frente Polisario, the project presented will undergo several important changes.
The U.S. 'final draft' refuses to implement Morocco's political strategy as early as 2027, but insists on eliminating the referendum.More information: Morocco proclaims Sahara's 'irreversible' course towards autonomy in a UN speech that does not mention Ceuta
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