The Minister for Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares repeated up to eight times that the position of the Government of Spain on the Western Sahara follow the line from United Nations (UN) this Tuesday in the Senate.
The foreign minister has indicated that the government’s changed vision aims to “make a contribution Resolve a 46year conflict with a solution acceptable to both sides” to the conflicting parties.
José Manuel Albares insisted on this idea after Morocco revealed part of a letter sent by the Prime MinisterPedro Sánchez, regarding the Executive’s position on Western Sahara, something that raised doubts about Spain’s relationship with Algeria a country that would not have been notified and opinions of other members of the same, such as the second vicepresident, Yolanda Diaz.
José Manuel Albares has used expressions such as Spain “is at the UN, “with the United Nations Charter and the principles of the United Nations or with the UN resolutions and in Concrete with 2602. Saharan flags or the message “Free Sahara” They were also observed by members of United We Can in this Tuesday’s Senate government session.
Same position as France and Germany
In addition, the minister pointed out that Spain’s vision of Western Sahara “is very good similar to France and Germany“, a point of view that does not criticize the European Union (EU). José Manuel Albares will appear in the House of Representatives this Wednesday to answer more questions about what happened.
Regarding a possible crisis of the government abroad, the minister pointed out that she was “completely united and united”, together with the NATO and other EU member states, and has stressed that the Presidents of Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islandswho are more “connected” to Morocco due to their geographical proximity “welcomed” the agreement.