Spain postpones Sahrawi nationality bill debate until September

Spain moves toward granting citizenship to Sahrawis without Polisario documents

Spain’s lower house will vote on July 23 on a bill granting nationality to Sahrawis born before 1976, after Pedro Sánchez’s PSOE ended months of deadlock by backing the Sumar-led initiative. The proposal, however, excludes Polisario-issued documents as proof, a condition likely to fuel political controversy.

Sumar urges Spain to summon Moroccan ambassador over death of Lahbib Mohamed Abdelaziz

Spanish minister receives Polisario delegation at her ministry

Spain : Sumar pressures PSOE over coalition pact, avoids Western Sahara dispute

Sumar presses Spanish government for answers on Morocco’s blockade of pro-Polisario activists

Spain : A Sumar draft bill to break agreements with Morocco and Israel

Sumar rejects Spanish Meteorological Agency’s use of Morocco’s full map

Spain : Sumar ministers silent on Polisario’s calls to exit government over Sahara stance

Contrary to the Polisario’s wishes, the Sumar ministers have not withdrawn from the Spanish government. They have voiced no opposition to last week’s reaffirmation of Spain’s support for Morocco’s position on the Sahara. However, the five ministers did not hesitate to express their disagreement with the head of government on a different issue.

Sumar calls on Spain to seek answers from Morocco over Basque MPs' Sahara ban