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Algerian Pressure After Sánchez Visit
The article revolves around Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's visit to Algeria, which is the first of its kind since the diplomatic crisis erupted in 2022 due to Spain's support for the Moroccan initiative regarding Western Sahara. Despite improvements in economic and trade relations and the reopening of some channels of dialogue, there have been no changes in Spain's stance, as it continues to firmly support the autonomy plan as a solution to the Sahara conflict—an aspect that Algeria still considers fundamental. Diplomatic efforts have been invested to enhance cooperation in energy and security sectors, but economic pressure tools have not influenced Spain's political position, reflecting its steadfastness despite a decline in trade relations and the crisis's impact on bilateral ties. The visit is expected to focus on discussions around economic cooperation, energy, and migration, but it is unlikely that the positions regarding the Sahara dispute will change, as Spain maintains its previous stance.
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