parliamentary spokesman Izquierda Unida, Gaspar Llamazares, went to members of a Saharawi delegation with the Polisario Front which met with the deputy of ICV, Nuria Buenaventura, in units of the parliamentary group Chamber Low since its formation in Congress will consider "the creation of a parliamentary commission to study the decolonization of the Sahara."
The meeting was described by Llamazares "extremely positive and developed very cordial tone." It lasted for about 45 minutes it took by the Saharawi Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic, Mohamed Salem Uold Salek, the Polisario Front representative in Madrid, Beyoun Bechara, and the speaker of the same, Bucharaya Beyun.
Gaspar Llamazares partners reaffirmed their "total commitment Left United by their claims, starting with support for a referendum on self-determination against the repeated violations shown by successive English governments, first with the PP and in recent years with the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. "
In this regard, the IU deputy promised to revive the presentation at the Congress parliamentary initiatives that complement those carried out so far "in defense of the just claims of the Sahrawi people to achieve their ultimate independence from the domination of Morocco ". Llamazares
coincided with their partners that the current Socialist government "is failing what makes international law and various United Nations resolutions regarding this entrenched conflict." But in addition, we explained that "the Executive is also systematically violating the various initiatives we have brought forward in Congress in recent months as the rights of veto Haidar or the appearance of the Minister Affairs, Trinidad Jiménez, to discuss the future of the Sahara. " Llamazares
attended explanations of the Saharawi representatives about their frustration at the role that the Government has decided to play and PSOE in this matter "clear support for Morocco's interests, embracing their policy interests in the area above the international law."
Gaspar Llamazares assessed that "neither the Popular Party in the eight years of Aznar's government and the PSOE Zapatero now been able to respond and meet a strong and brave the inevitable rights of the Sahrawi people to have a state own. "
The meeting was described by Llamazares "extremely positive and developed very cordial tone." It lasted for about 45 minutes it took by the Saharawi Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic, Mohamed Salem Uold Salek, the Polisario Front representative in Madrid, Beyoun Bechara, and the speaker of the same, Bucharaya Beyun.
Gaspar Llamazares partners reaffirmed their "total commitment Left United by their claims, starting with support for a referendum on self-determination against the repeated violations shown by successive English governments, first with the PP and in recent years with the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. "
In this regard, the IU deputy promised to revive the presentation at the Congress parliamentary initiatives that complement those carried out so far "in defense of the just claims of the Sahrawi people to achieve their ultimate independence from the domination of Morocco ". Llamazares
coincided with their partners that the current Socialist government "is failing what makes international law and various United Nations resolutions regarding this entrenched conflict." But in addition, we explained that "the Executive is also systematically violating the various initiatives we have brought forward in Congress in recent months as the rights of veto Haidar or the appearance of the Minister Affairs, Trinidad Jiménez, to discuss the future of the Sahara. " Llamazares
attended explanations of the Saharawi representatives about their frustration at the role that the Government has decided to play and PSOE in this matter "clear support for Morocco's interests, embracing their policy interests in the area above the international law."
Gaspar Llamazares assessed that "neither the Popular Party in the eight years of Aznar's government and the PSOE Zapatero now been able to respond and meet a strong and brave the inevitable rights of the Sahrawi people to have a state own. "
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