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Autonomy proposal 'wise and acceptable decision', former Canary president
6/12/2006
Former Canary President, Fernando Fernandez Martin, said here on Wednesday the autonomy proposal for the Moroccan southern provinces, known as the Sahara, is "a wise and acceptable decision".
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'Polisario' weakness threat to African stability
6/12/2006

President of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Khalihenna Ould Errachid, has affirmed that the weakness of "Polisario" is a threat for security and stability in the African continent.


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Evaluation of Corcas tour in the region of Andalusia
6/8/2006
Khalihenna: Andalusian Tour was a success

Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid described the delegation's three day visit  to Andalusia as "successful", especially on the subject of autonomy as a final solution to the 30 year conflict in the Sahara .


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Malaga Mayor receives delegation from the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs
6/7/2006

Francisco Prados: I hope that Polisario will accept autonomy  to safeguard the interests of the Mediterranean  peoples 

  Malga Mayor in a meeting on Wednesday, with a delegation headed by corcas chairman supported   autonomy initiative to find a lasting solution through dialogue and compromise.


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Council delegation meets the president of Manilva Municipal Council
6/7/2006
Salvador Zatano: the Moroccan proposal important opens the door for dialogue and consensus 

A delegation of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs met on Wednesday with Mr. Salvador Zatano, Mayor of Manilva, (South of Malaga), in the context of three-day visit to Andalusia to explain the contents of the Moroccan proposal to resolve the Sahara dispute and see the progress of autonomy in the region, at the economic, human and historical levels


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