Nass Réda clarifies Sahrawi citizenship issue
The article discusses the reactions to Spain's decision to grant nationality to some Sahrawis born under Spanish colonial rule. Abdullah Boussouf, Secretary-General of the Moroccan Community Abroad, considered the move incomprehensible and criticized it for its timing and political interpretation. Conversely, Arab Nass, a former military expert in the Polisario Front, affirmed that Sahrawis were entitled to Spanish citizenship until 1975, and that political analyses should be supported by law and rights. It is clear that Spain might benefit politically from this issue, but legal principles and historical facts confirm that Sahrawis have their right to Spanish nationality, without politicization or distortion.
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