Polisario is a sclerotic entity that has nothing to do with democracy and claims the right to represent the Saharawis living under its yoke in Tindouf, southwestern Algerian, while systematically violating their rights, writes Spanish writer and journalist Chema Gil.

 

By imposing a tax on international humanitarian aid, Algeria appears real intentions namely indecent exploitation in Tindouf camps (south-west algeria), said Greek scholar, Nikos Lygeros.

The Spanish news agency Europa Press published a story last Sunday denouncing the "drama" of hundreds of young Sahrawi women who were adopted by families in Spain then kidnapped and held against their will in Tindouf camps.

The Panamanian monthly magazine "Portada" said Polisario members are involved in terrorist attacks and hostage-taking in the Sahel-Saharan region.

With several major development projects initiated during his last visit to the Southern Provinces, HM King Mohammed VI laid the foundations of the advanced regionalization in the Sahara, according to the Spanish radio "Cadena Ser."