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'''Western Sahara''' is a territory in [[North Africa]] bordering [[Morocco]] to the north, [[Algeria]] to the east, [[Mauritania]] to the east and south, and the [[Atlantic Ocean]] to the west. It has been the site of an ongoing military and political dispute between Morocco and the [[Polisario Front]], the latter a [[Sahrawi]] [[nationalism|nationalist]] group founded to fight [[Spain|Spanish]] [[colonialism]] in the territory in 1973. | '''Western Sahara''' is a territory in [[North Africa]] bordering [[Morocco]] to the north, [[Algeria]] to the east, [[Mauritania]] to the east and south, and the [[Atlantic Ocean]] to the west. It has been the site of an ongoing military and political dispute between Morocco and the [[Polisario Front]], the latter a [[Sahrawi]] [[nationalism|nationalist]] group founded to fight [[Spain|Spanish]] [[colonialism]] in the territory in 1973. | ||
Although tradionally Spain hold in [[United Nations]] a policy for a independent Sahara, the illness of [[Francisco Frnaco|General Franco]] in 1975 forced to Government to another possition. Finally in a meeting celebrated in Madrid, in November 18th, tew days before Franco´s dead, Spain leave that its colony was administrated by Algeria, Morocco, and Mauritania. | |||
Revision as of 16:55, 4 May 2007
Western Sahara is a territory in North Africa bordering Morocco to the north, Algeria to the east, Mauritania to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. It has been the site of an ongoing military and political dispute between Morocco and the Polisario Front, the latter a Sahrawi nationalist group founded to fight Spanish colonialism in the territory in 1973.
Although tradionally Spain hold in United Nations a policy for a independent Sahara, the illness of General Franco in 1975 forced to Government to another possition. Finally in a meeting celebrated in Madrid, in November 18th, tew days before Franco´s dead, Spain leave that its colony was administrated by Algeria, Morocco, and Mauritania.