- Diplomatic shifts underway as Latin America aligns policy with Morocco's territorial integrity, while Algeria leverages its history for ideological backing.
- Boric's administration aligns with Sánchez's views on the occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco.
The status of Western Sahara is being discussed, involving Morocco maintaining military occupation, calls for withdrawal and division via the Madrid Agreement, and claims regarding self-determination.
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Updated Sep 11
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The status of Western Sahara is being discussed, involving Morocco maintaining military occupation, calls for withdrawal and division via the Madrid Agreement, and claims regarding self-determination.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Paraguay reaffirmed recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara, prompting Morocco to seek a UNGA resolution.Sub-event
- Morocco maintains its 50-year occupation of Western Sahara.Sub-event
- Aggressive diplomatic push on Western Sahara is underway, led by Talbi Alami in the House of Representatives.Sub-event
- Morocco and Mauritania are involved in claims over Sahrawi territory, coinciding with political shifts in Spain regarding the issue.Sub-event
Morocco maintains military occupation of Western Sahara; calls for withdrawal/division via Madrid Agreement and self-determination.1 source
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The entities involved
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Morocco
sovereign state in North Africa
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Western Sahara
territory in North and West Africa
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