AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSpain–Sahara Legal Fallout: Spain’s snap election (Nov 29) has killed a bill that would have let Sahrawis born under Spanish administration claim nationality, leaving the issue to the PP’s Senate push and a possible “real decree” route. UN Process & Self-Determination: Polisario’s UN representative Sidi Mohamed Omar rejected any “half-solutions,” saying talks must protect Sahrawi self-determination as the Security Council prepares fresh briefings. Algeria’s Position: Tebboune reiterated Algeria backs Sahrawis’ choices and criticized claims that UN texts exclude Algeria, while also reaffirming support for negotiations that fit UN frameworks. Surveillance & Rights: Amnesty reports Morocco’s long-running spyware and smear campaigns targeting Sahrawi activists and civil society, warning of a chilling effect reaching families and networks. Arts & Activism in Zurich: Greta Thunberg backed a Western Sahara documentary at the Zurich Film Festival, calling out “hypocrisy” and urging concrete action; the event reportedly drew far fewer attendees than expected. Diplomacy Watch: The US UN envoy Mike Waltz met Polisario figures, stressing refugees in Tindouf “have waited 50 years.”
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