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Pacific Island States say autonomy plan 'good option' to end Sahara dispute
12/14/2012

The Pacific Island States underlined, here on Thursday, the pertinence of the Moroccan plan to grant large autonomy to the Sahara as "serious and credible," considering it to constitute "a good option to resolve this long standing issue."


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Seven members of Rguibate Essouaed tribe decide to stay in Morocco, not return to Tindouf camps
12/11/2012

In less than two weeks, a new group of people sequestered in Polisario camps on Algerian territory, challenges obstacles and decides to stay in the homeland, Morocco, after the end of the exchange visit organized under the auspices of the High Commissioner for Refugees from the southern provinces of the Kingdom to Tindouf camps.


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Sweden refuses to recognize so-called SADR, not fulfilling international recognition standards, Swedish FM
12/7/2012

The motion of the Swedish Parliament is "unconstitutional" and "does not help settlement" of the Sahara issue

“The Government of Sweden has no intention of recognizing the SADR, since it does not meet the international recognition criteria”.


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Ten beneficiaries from family visit exchange program decide not to return to Tindouf camps
12/5/2012

Ten people from the Tindouf camps, among the beneficiaries of the family visits exchange operation belonging to 6 families in the provinces of Laayoune and Smara, decided to settle permanently in the Motherland and not return to the Tindouf camps.


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UNSC unanimous on urgency of solution to Sahara issue, Loulichki
12/3/2012
The members of the UN Security Council unanimously stressed the "urgent need for a solution" to the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara, said Wednesday in New York, Morocco's ambassador to the UN, Mohamed Loulichki.

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