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فبراير.كوم
Spain grants citizenship to Sahara inhabitants
The article focuses on Spain's decision to grant Spanish nationality to the former Sahrawi inhabitants of the territory. It explains that the law allows those born in Western Sahara before 1977 and who possess old Spanish documents—such as the 1974 census—to be eligible for nationality. The article connects these historical documents, which were originally colonial tools, with their current role in defining the identity and rights of the population, highlighting the complex legal and historical relationship between Spain and Western Sahara. It also emphasizes that this decision does not alter the political or sovereign status of the region, but it reactivates colonial legacies and underscores the ongoing influence of the past occupation on issues of identity and nationality.
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