Western Sahara Research Center
| Data | Emissor | Programa | Entrevistador | Titulo | Descrição/Contexto | Keywords | Link |
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| 02/03/1976 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Spain Formally Hands Over Control Of Western Sahara To Morocco And Mauritania. 1976 | The Spanish Government has officially handed over control of the Western Sahara to Morocco and Mauritania. | Spain, Western Sahara, Morocco, Mauritania | Link | ||
| 25/03/1977 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Guerrillas Continue Fight For Independence. 1977 | INTRODUCTION: In the Western Sahara, Polisario Front guerrillas are continuing their fight for independence. Wreckage of Mauritanian aircraft Interview with Moroccan prisoner. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Morocco; Mauritania | Link | ||
| 15/12/78 | Reuters | United Nations: General Assembly Endorses Resolutions On Future Of Western Sahara 1978 | The United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday (13 December) endorsed two resolution on the Western Sahara. The resolutions reaffirmed the "inalienable right of the people of the Western Sahara to self-determination", and called for prompt action to find a just equitable solution to the question of the Western Sahara. | Western Sahara, United Nations | Link | ||
| 28/01/1983 | Reuters | France: Demonstration Against Moroccan Involvement In Western Sahara. 1983 | In Paris, a demonstration organised by the Friends of the Democratic Arab Saharan Republic protested on January 27 against the involvement of Morocco in the Western Sahara. | Western Sahara, France, Paris, Demonstration, Morocco, AARASD | link | ||
| 11/05/1981 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Voting Takes Place In Local Elections. 1981 | Morocco has organised its first local elections in the Wadi-Ed-Dahab province of the Western Sahara which it took over from Mauritania in August 1979. | Western Sahara, Morocco, Elections | Link | ||
| 03/03/81 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Celebrates Fifth Anniversary Of Proclamation Of Independent Western Sahara 1981 | In the continuing war in the Western Sahara, the Polisario Front has celebrated the fifth anniversary of its declaration of an independent state with a military parade and the display of captured Moroccan troops. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Celebration | link | ||
| 17/01/1980 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Guerrillas Display Captured Moroccan Weaponry And Soldiers 1980 | Polisario guerrillas fighting for an independent homeland in the Western Sahara displayed on Tuesday (15 January) the latest batch of Weapons and prisoners seized from the Moroccan army. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Morocco, Weapons, War Prisoners | Link | ||
| 11/11/1975 | Reuters | Morocco: Last Remnants Of The 350,000 Strong Moroccan "Peace March" Into The Spanish Sahara, Return To Morocco. 1975 | The last stragglers of Morocco's "Green Peace March" are heading back over the border from the Spanish Sahara to Morocco. | Western Sahara, Morocco, Green March, Settlers | link | ||
| 05/11/1975 | Reuters | Spanish Sahara: Moroccan "Peace March" On The Way To Spanish Sahara 400' 16mm Lib C/M 1975 | Spanish Sahara: Moroccan "Peace March" On The Way To Spanish Sahara 400' 16mm Lib C/M 1975 | Spanish Sahara, Western Sahara, Morocco, Green March, Settlers | Link | ||
| 27/10/1976 | Reuters | Wsetern Sahara: Prisoners Released By Polisario Guerrillas 1976 | On December 31, 1975 two young Frenchmen, Pierre Seguro and Jean-Paul Dief were captured by Polisario guerrillas in Western Sahara between El Hagounia and El Ayoun. They were released in October 1976 | Western Sahara, Polisario, French Prisoners | link | ||
| 03/02/1977 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Continues To Train Soldiers For Fighting To Establish The Rebel Sahara Arab Republic. 1977 | While the outside world is told that fighting for control of the western Sahara is all but over, the Polisario Front continues to train soldiers in the desert enclave which the group calls the Sahara Arab Republic. | Western Sahara, Polisario | Link | ||
| 16/08/1979 | Reuters | Algeria: U.S. Congressmen Discuss Western Sahara Conflict With Algerian Officials 1979 | Algeria: U.S. Congressmen Discuss Western Sahara Conflict With Algerian Officials 1979 | Western Sahara, Algeria, USA, US Congressmen | link | ||
| 27/07/1982 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Moroccan Commanders Show Journalist Weapons Captured From Polisario In Recent Attacks. 1982 | Moroccan field commanders in the Western Sahara have been showing journalists weapons they captured in July during attacks by Polisario guerrillas. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Weapons, Morocco | link | ||
| 24/05/1978 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Celebrates Its Fifth Anniversary. 1978 | The Western Sahara liberation movement, the Polisario Front has been seeking support from Western Countries in its fight to obtain self-determination for the people of the territory. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Anniversary | Link | ||
| 28/03/1977 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Women Play Indispensable Role In Desert Life 1977 | Despite being devout Moslems the people of Western Sahara exist in a society which is predominantly a matriarchy. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Women | link | ||
| 27/10/1971 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Battle Rages Near Guelta Zemmour 1981 | Western newsmen have been taken to an area near Guelta Zemmour, in the Western Sahara, where the biggest battle in the six year was between the Polisario guerrillas and Moroccan troops has taken place. | Polisario, Western Sahara, Morocco, Guelta Zemmour, Military confrontations | Link | ||
| 30/12/19/5 | Reuters | Algeria: Algeria And Libya Pledge Support For Palestinian And Western Sahara Cause. 1975 | Libya and Algeria will stand united to support the Palestinian and Western Sahara causes. | Polisario, Algeria, Libya, Western Sahara, Palestine | link | ||
| 12/06/1975 | Reuters | Morocco: Spanish Sahara Is Main Topic In U.N. Secretary-General's Talks With King Hassan. 1975 | SPAIN: U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL WALDHEIM ARRIVES FOR DISCUSSIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF THE SPANISH SAHARA. covers Mr. Waldheim's arrival in Spain. | Spanish Sahara, Morocco, United Nations, UN Secretary General, Hassan II, Spain, Waldheim | Link | ||
| 09/09/1978 | Reuters | France: Ivory Coast President Houphouet-Boigny Reports On Peace Moves In Western Sahara. 1978 | Background: Parties involved in the Western Sahara conflict are reported to be pursuing peace. News of this development was brought to Paris on Friday (8 September) by President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast who has helped to bring together the main countries involved -- Morocco, Mauritania, France and Algeria. | France, Ivory Coast, Giscard d'Estaing, Western Sahara, Morocco, Mauritania, Algeria | link | ||
| 26/03/1978 | Reuters | Thousands Of Refugees Occupy Barren Camps In Western Sahara. 1977 | As fighting continues in the Western Sahara thousands of refugees are occupying barren camp in the desert regions of the country. They trickle into the camps from all parts of the former Spanish colony, where war is being waged by nationalist guerrillas against the new Moroccan and Mauritanian rulers. | Refugees, Western Sahara, Morocco, Mauritania, Polisario | link | ||
| 01/02/1976 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Moroccan Army Displays Weapons Captured From Algerians In Desert Battle. 1976 | The Moroccan army on Saturday (31 January) displayed to journalists weapons captured from Algerian soldiers during a battle at Amgala Oasis, Western Sahara several days before. | Weapons, Morocco, Polisario, Algeria, Amgala | link | ||
| 08/11/1975 | Reuters | Spanish Sahara: Spanish Helicopter Prowl Overhead As Moroccan Marchers Begin Second Day Inside Spanish Sahara. 1975 | An estimated 50,000 Moroccan volunteers -- the first wave of "peace march" to claim sovereignty for King Hassan over the Spanish Sahara -- began their second day inside the disputed territory on Friday (7 November). | Spain, Green March, Western Sahara, Spanish Sahara, Morocco, Hassan II | Link | ||
| 06/11/1975 | Reuters | Spanish Sahara And Morocco: The First Group Of The 350,000 Moroccan Peace Marchers Cross Border Into The Spanish Sahara. 1975 | The first group of 40,000 Moroccans crossed the Morocco Spanish Sahara border on Wednesday (5 November) on their "peace march" to lay claim to the neighbouring territory. The vanguard group carried large numbers of Moroccan flags. They were accompanied by official delegation from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gabon. The rest of the 350,000 volunteers assembled by King Hassan for the mass march are still waiting on the Moroccan side of the border for orders to go across. | Spain, Green March, Western Sahara, Spanish Sahara, Morocco, Hassan II, Saudia Arabia, Jordan, Gabon | Link | ||
| 25/05/193 | Reuters | Algeria: Western Sahara's Polisario Front Celebrates Its Tenth Anniversary. 1983 | The Polisario Front, the guerrilla movement fighting for independence in the Western Sahara, has celebrated its tenth anniversary near the Algerian town of Tindouf. | Algeria, Polisario, Anniversary | Link | ||
| 27/07/1982 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Moroccan Commanders Show Journalist Weapons Captured From Polisario In Recent Attacks. 1982 | Western Sahara: Moroccan Commanders Show Journalist Weapons Captured From Polisario In Recent Attacks. 1982 | Weapons, Polisario, Morocco | Link | ||
| 21/11/1975 | Reuters | Mauritania: Saharan Delegation Proclaim Front For The Liberation And Reunion Of Spanish Sahara With Mauritania 1975 | Following the recent tripartite agreement between Spain, Morocco and Mauritania over the future of Spanish Sahera, a group of leading Saharans have established a "Front for the Liberation and Reunion of Sahara with Mauritania" | Proclamation FLRSM, Mauritania, Western Sahara, Spanish Sahara, Morocco | link | ||
| 12/11/1975 | Reuters | Algeria: Mauritanian And Algerian Leaders Meet To Discuss Spanish Sahara Crisis. 1975 | The President of Mauritania, Mokhtar Ould Daddah, and the President of Algeria, Houari Boumedienne, met in the western Algerian town of Bechar on Monday (10 November) to discuss the current Spanish Sahara crisis. | Algeria, Mauritania, Spanish Sahara | Link | ||
| 09/06/1975 | Reuters | Mauritania: United Nations Mission Arrives To Study Problems Of Spanish Sahara. 1975 | A United Nations mission arrived in Nauakchott on Wednesday (4 June) to confer with leaders of Mauritania, including President Moktar Ould Daddah, on the problems of the Spanish Sahara. | Mauritania, United Nations, | Link | ||
| 23/05/1977 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Of Fight For Independence. 1977 | In the disputed territory of the Western Sahara the Polisario Front independence movement has been celebrating the fourth anniversary of their struggle to create a separate state in the former Spanish colony, now officially divided between Morocco and Mauritania. | Polisario, Western Sahara, Anniversary | Link | ||
| 09/05/1979 | Reuters | Ivory Coast: Nigerian Head Of State Olusegun Obasanjo Meets President Felix Houphouet-Boigny After Western Sahara Peace Mission. 1979 | Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo visited the Ivory Coast on Sunday (6 May) following a six-day peace mission on the Western Sahara dispute. | Western Sahara, UN Mission, Ivory Coast | Link | ||
| 19/06/981 | Reuters | Western Sahara: South Korean Fisherman Released After Almost A Year In Captivity. 1981 | Forty-eight South Korean fishermen have been released by the Polisario Front, after almost a year in captivity, in the Western Sahara. | Western Sahara, Polisario, Fishermen, South Korea | Link | ||
| 13/02/80 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Former Un Ambassador Andrew Young Shown Captured Moroccan Armaments By Polisario Front Leaders. 1980 | Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, has criticised White House policy on the Western Sahara. | US Ambassador, Andrew Young, Polisario, Morocco, USA | Link | ||
| 16/10/1979 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisarios Claim A Victory Against Morocco With Capture Of Second Largest Western Sahara Town 1979 | A Morrocan newspaper said on Monday, (15 October) that Soviet weapons being used in the Western Saharan conflict, ad called on Moscow to use its influence with the Libyan Jamahiriyah and Algeria to put a stop to it. It was the first time Moroccans had accused the Soviet Union directly of aiding and abetting the algeria-based Polisario Front by allowing it to use modern weapons supplied to Libya and Algeria. The Polisario guerrillas claimed that they had recently captured Smara, the second largest town in the Western Sahara, and held a news conference in the district to publicise their action. | Polisario, Morocco, Smara, Weapons, Soviet Union | link | ||
| 29/09/1978 | Reuters | Western Sahara: Polisario Front Displays Moroccan And Captured Arms For Delegates To Fourth Congress At Desert Camp. 1978 | Polisario guerrillas fighting for possession of the Western Sahara have decided to continue their ceasefire in the Mauritanian sector of the territory. But they have placed strict conditions on the continuation of their unilateral truce. The decision was made at the fourth congress of the Polisario Front, which has been fighting for possession of the Western Sahara which is now held by Mauritania and Morocco. At the congress, the guerrillas displayed Moroccan prisoners and equipment which they claim to have captured during fighting. | Polisario, Morocco, Ceasefire, Mauritania, | link | ||
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