Documentación Norte De Africa
Why the Facts Matter: A response by The Saharawi Journalists and Writers Union (UPES). April 5, 2009
The Saharawi Journalists and Writers Union (UPES) would like to express its indignation and frustration with the recent publication of a biased, un-factual, and patronizing report entitled “Why the Maghreb Matters1”, authored by the Potomac Institute and the Conflict Management Program at John...
Where is Egypt Headed? by Daniel C. Kurtzer. Foreign Policy Research Institute, December 2008
Over the past few decades, the processes that launched and strategies that unfolded in the early years of U.S.-Egyptian relations and the peace process have gone through a number of significant changes. In order to appreciate better what has and has not been accomplished over these years, it is...
Una Voz para los Sin por Joe Pitts. Forbes.com, 21 de noviembre de 2008
Estas fueron las palabras de Aminatu Haidar, una activista de los derechos humanos del Sahara Occidental, tras su liberación en 1991 de su cautiverio por oficiales de la seguridad marroquí. La Sra. Haidar es natural del Sahara Occidental, una nación costera justo al sur de Marruecos. El pueblo...