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  • Mauritania supports 'good judgment' of UAE leadership on Israel accord -WAM

    DUBAI (Reuters) – Mauritania, a member of the Arab League, said it trusts the “wisdom and good judgment” of the United Arab Emirates leadership for signing an accord with Israel to agree to normalise relations, UAE state news agency WAM…

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    Tags : Mauritania, UAE, Israël, normalization,

  • Puntos de macabra intersección entre las dos monarquías bananeras de España y Marruecos

    Completo: represión española contra el referendo independentista de Cataluña  - Regeneración
    – Una falsa transición democrática que en realidad no es más que una continuación, en versión soft, de los regímenes sanguinario de Franco y Hassan II. El hecho de que Juan Carlos haya sido designado y adoptado por la dictadura franquista es una de las mayores aberraciones de esta pseudo-democracia.
    – Mentalidad colonialista : Si Marruecos pretende que sus fronteras llegan hasta el Río Senegal, España todavía conserva tres colonias en pleno corazón de Africa (Ceuta, Melilla, Canarias). Aún así, los españoles se permiten reivindicar la propiedad de Gibraltar.
    – Tanto Marruecos como España no dudad en recurrir al terrorismo de Estado para imponer sus tesis. Si los servicios secretos marroquíes se encuentran detrás de los atentados terroristas perpedtrados en varios países europeos, el gobierno de Madrid arrastra la vergüenza histórica de los GAL para acabar con el nacionalismo vasco.
    – La prensa no es libre. Madrid y Rabat utilizan la subvención del Estado a los medios de prensa para converetirlos en voceros de la propaganda oficial.
    – Sumisión a Francia. Bajo el chantaje del Elíseo, España se convirtió en otro protectorado fran cés. Ni Marruecos ni España gozan de una verdadera soberanía. En todas sus decisiones, deben rendir cuenta a París. En ese contexto entra esa extraña alianza contra el pueblo saharaui. A cambio, Francia promete de vigilar a los vascos que viven en el País Vasco francés.
    – Los pueblos español y marroquí son facilmente manipulables por sus gobiernos para reprimir a los pueblos que aspiran a la libertad (Sahara Occidental, Cataluña).
    – España sigue siendo un Estado fascista : líderes catalanes encarcelados por unsimple referéndum.
    Tags : España, Marruecos, monarquía,
  • The effects of food insecurity and hunger in Algeria

    Located in North Africa, Algeria is home to approximately 43 million people. Of those 43 million, 23% were living below the global poverty line, according to a 2006 estimate by the CIA World Factbook. Primarily composed of desert land, Algerians rely predominantly on food imports from other countries. Only a mere 17.4% of Algeria’s total amount of land…

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    Tags : Algeria, food insecurity, hunger,

  • Morocco said likely to be one of the next states to normalize ties with Israel

    Morocco is likely to be one of the next Arab states to normalize diplomatic ties with Israel following a US-brokered agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Israel to establish relations, according to an Israeli report Friday…

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    Tags : Morocco, Israel, normalization,

  • The role of clandestine radio stations in Algeria's independence

    To speak of radio is to speak, as Ryszard Kapuscinky would say, of “that desire for our voice to reach somewhere is a characteristic need of imprisoned people who cling like a plank of salvation to the world’s faith in justice, who…

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    Tags : Algeria, FLN, liberation war, radio,

  • Bangladesh keen to increase trade with Algeria

    To strengthen bilateral trade and economic ties, an agreement was signed between Bangladesh and Algeria in 1973. Now, both the countries have opportunities to increase trading, said Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi, according to a press release…

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    Tags : Algeria, Bangladesh,

  • The Tunisian Crisis and Migrations: Myths and Reality

    Tunisia is facing two major crises. One is institutional, as the government resigned and President Kais Saied tasked the outgoing Interior Minister Hichem Mechichi to form a new executive. The other one is economical: the impact of confinement and the global recession triggered by the pandemic will push Tunisia into the worst recession of its independent history. In this context…

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    Tags: Tunisia, Migrations, Kais Saied,

     

  • The Netherlands to reinstate entry ban for Morocco

    From 13 August 2020, the Netherlands will reinstate the entry ban for Morocco. This decision is based on a risk assessment made using criteria for the health situation in Morocco and the locally applicable measures, assessed as objectively as possible. Among other things, the number of new infections was examined within this context, as in the case of Serbia, Montenegro and Algeria. This number must be lower than the European average of 15 June per 100,000 inhabitants during the previous 14 days.

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    Tags : Morocco, Netherlands, coronavirus, covid 19,

  • Libya: Italy refuses to choose between Tripoli and Haftar

    A historic ally of the Tripoli Government of National Accord (GNA), led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj, Rome has changed its strategy and opened up to “all the players involved”, including rebel leader Khalifa Haftar. At the time of Covid-19, diplomacy often plays out through…

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    Tags : Libya, Italy, Khalifa Haftar, GNA, 

  • Algeria: opportunity in crisis

    The sleeping giant of North Africa is finally opening up to foreign investments, say Mehdi Haroun and Nora Djeraba of King & Spalding. Algeria is the largest country in the Arab world, Africa and the Mediterranean basin…

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    Tags : Algeria, foreign investments, market, business,