Western Sahara: Ban Reiterates UN Commitment to Solve Dispute

The United Nations Secretary-General has reiterated the organization's commitment to settling the Western Sahara dispute. In a phone call with Morocco's King Mohammed VI, Ban Ki Moon said the UN "does not intend to modify the terms of its mediation".

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Troops of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara.



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  • Peter Carlos Hinds
    Sep 10 2012, 06:52
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    Kings of the earth.Harken unto my cry.Black women,and universities in the west.Are saying that islamic students are mentally retarded.Because they write in arabic script,and not in the english alpha bet.Black lawyers are also withholding benefits from moslems.The reason given above.The above are not my views.Knowledge is not the preserve of any people.But is the heritage of every thing that liveth under the sun. Peter Carlos Hinds.

  • javiersalamanka
    Apr 27 2012, 10:12
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    The whole world know that the Polisario has been fishing in dirty waters; From sending terrorists from the tindouf camp to kill innocent Libyan people, to Abduct, kidnap UN workers, plus drug trafficking!!! I could not help but wonder, What kind of representatives are those??? This whole article is absurd.

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