Decline in Spanish Support for Polisario
The "Eid Al-Salam Vacation" program, which previously allowed children from Tindouf camps in Algeria to spend the summer with Spanish families, has experienced a significant decline; the number of benefiting children dropped from 11,000 annually in the 1990s to around 2,800 today. This decrease is attributed to the economic crisis, rising living costs, and the reduced number of Spanish families hosting children. Reports indicate that the shortage of hosting families has led camp management to prioritize children of officials, while this decline reflects a decline in social solidarity in Spain and changes in economic and social conditions that once supported the program. The article highlights the suffering of children in Tindouf camps, who turn to external programs to escape harsh conditions, exposing the failure of Polisario leadership to provide a decent life, education, and stable services. It underscores the urgent need to consider the plight and future of vulnerable children.
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