#World: Sahara Tops Morocco's Speech at the UN, with No Reference to Ceuta or the Migration Crisis #FVDigital
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Mohamed VI's regime wants to annex the Sahara and other territories of Spain and Africa to build the expansionist plan of the "Great Morocco"
The Moroccan Foreign Minister took the opportunity to present his country’s candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council. More information: Morocco detains anti-monarchist activists for fear of boycotting the elections in a climate of tension for Ceuta
Bourita points out Algeria's co-responsibility, invalidates the armed interlocutors and defends the democratic legitimacy of the elections in the Southern Provinces
The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly has started in the midst of geopolitical tensions, especially [...]
Morocco's Foreign Minister, Naser Burita, said that the situation around Western Sahara is "at a turning point in history" [...]
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Morocco's Foreign Minister, Naser Burita, has assured that the situation around Western Sahara is "at a turning point" following the resolution adopted about a year ago by the United Nations Security Council on Rabat's autonomy plan for the territory, before insisting that the dispute is on an "irreversible" path, despite the firm opposition of the Frente Polisario to this path.
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