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Chahid El Hafed,
24/08/2007 (SPS) The President of the Republic, Mohamed Abdelaziz,
affirmed that the "Saharawi Intifada in the occupied territories of
Western Sahara will continue and develop in new methods until the
independence", during a meeting of POLISARIO Front’s cadres, members
of the Saharawi government and members of the Saharawi negotiating
team in Manhasset II, an official source indicated.
Mr. Abdelaziz, who exposed the results of the negotiations in
Manhasset II, indicated that the delegation of Morocco "did not show
a single signal of good will and remains attached to the proposition
of autonomy. A proposition that is contrary to the Security
Council’s resolution 1754 that calls to direct negotiations without
pre-conditions".
On his part, the President of the Saharawi Parliament, the President
of the negotiating delegation with Morocco, Mahfoudh Ali Beiba,
stressed that POLISARIO Front’s delegation has positively reacted to
the propositions of the UN Secretary General’s Personal Envoy to
Western Sahara, Peter Van Walsum, who called to the implementation
of the confidence-building measures, "while Morocco has rejected
these propositions".
The Head of the Saharawi State estimated that the two rounds of
negotiations in Manhasset were a victory for the Saharawi people,
because they preserved the framework, the basis and the mediation
within which the talks were undertaken, mainly: the United Nations
and its Charter.
"A second positive point is the clear identification of the two
parties to the conflict, POLISARIO Front and Morocco, what puts an
end to the Moroccan propaganda aiming to implicate other parties in
the conflict", he added.
Mr. Abdelaziz also stressed that the Saharawi peaceful uprising in
the occupied zone of Western Sahara "forced Morocco to negotiate
with POLISARIO Front to search a quick solution to the conflict".
He finally hailed the members of the Saharawi delegation to the
negotiations of Manhasset and the Saharawi people for the positive
results of the 2nd round, warning that Morocco will play
with all cards "to break the Saharawi union, knowing that the
Moroccan regime is disturbed because of its internal problems, the
army, the political parties and many international pressures". (SPS)
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