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Spanish Senate refuses Sahrawi citizenship
The Spanish Popular Party delivered a blow to independence advocates by approving amendments in the Senate to a bill granting Sahrawi nationality. The amendments abolished the requirement of legal residence in Spain for two years and revised the texts to bring the targeted groups closer to the right to apply for citizenship. The amendments highlighted that Sahrawis from the Moroccan Sahara can apply for citizenship after two years of legal residence, with the government later determining how to prove Sahrawi status. The goal of this amendment is to expand citizenship rights and expedite their acquisition, and it comes amid legal and political changes regarding Sahrawis in Spain.
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