Yalnizca

The World and Modern Science

  • Spanish People

    Filed under News
    Aug 9

    Moroccan ethnic cleansing in Western Sahara. See more detailed opinions by reading what Steffan Lehnhoff, Guatemala City Guatemala offers on the topic.. The whip of the Rufus by Ricardo Sanchez Serra (**) all reports on human rights in Western Sahara blame Morocco for its permanent and systematic violation of fundamental rights of the Sahrawi people. Human Rights Watch, last December; the United States State Department in February of 2009; and a secret document of the Organization of United Nations (UN) of the year 2006, agree that the use of torture, rape, persecution to opponents, kidnapping, unfair trials, police harassment, lack of freedom of the press, etc., by the absolutist monarchy Alaouite Almighty Mohamed VI, against the Sahrawi people, in the invaded territory of Western Sahara. When a territory does not belong to one nation and rather this is occupied by a foreign power, so happens all sorts of outrages against the native inhabitants. Seeks to exterminate the natives, deprive them of their riches and plunder its resources (such as rich phosphates and Bucraa and with one of the marine riches most important in the world, who pay more than US $5 billion). That, unfortunately, is taking place in Western Sahara, as it happened centuries ago with the great powers when they squatted in overseas territories and enslaved the natives or eliminated them. This is one more reason to mention that Western Sahara was never Moroccan territory, in addition to its native inhabitants are the Sahrawi people, an ethnic group different from those originating in Morocco, even spoke the Hassaniya dialect, a derivative of the Arabic. Today, instead, speak Arabic and the second language is Spanish, only speaking in Africa nation.

    Its social order was a tribal democratic type: Saharans were United around a way of economic life (livestock, trade, agriculture, fisheries) and politics (System of Government tribal bread), and its own culture. All this constitutes a distinctive idiosyncrasies of Saharan society. The Saharans are famous for being tolerant, open and peaceful. .

    Tagged as: ,