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SADR/SPAIN

President Mohamed Abdelaziz in New York to meet with the UN’s Secretary General 

    

Madrid, 08/03/2007 (SPS) The President of the Coordination of the Spanish Associations of Solidarity with the Saharawi People (CEAS-Sahara), Mr. José Taboada, denounced on Wednesday the "unjust" position of the Spanish Socialist government on the conflict of the Western Sahara, warning against the consequences of such a position on the stability in the region.

 

"To adopt an unjust position and to oppose the rights of a people is ethically and morally unacceptable", stated Mr. Taboada, who said that the "autonomy plan" proposed by Morocco for the Western Sahara "will only generate more sufferings for the Saharawi people as well as for the Moroccan citizens".

 

The President of the Coordination considered that the Spanish support to the policy of Rabat i the Western Sahara "is neither useful nor intelligent", since this policy, "did not bring peace and stability to the region in the last 32 years". He qualified the Spanish support to Morocco as a "shame" and a "new betrayal of the Saharawi people, similar to that of 1975".

 

On another hand, he noted that the Moroccan policy will lead no where because, "none can dispossess the Saharawi people from its right to self-determination".

 

"Through favouring the short term political and economical gains, the President of the Spanish Government, José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, deceived us. We now understand why Morocco had finally signed the fishing agreement and all what is related to the question of migration, drugs traffic and the cooperation in the antiterrorism struggle", underlined Mr. Taboada, who denounced the use by Rabat of this question as a card to put pressure. (SPS)

 

020/090/700/TRD 081115 MAR 07 SPS

 

 

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