
For weeks now, the leadership of the Polisario Frente is threatening to “resume the armed struggle”. Does the Polisario really have the human and material means to relaunch the guerrilla? Probably not. However, the debate on the resumption of the weapons is an indicator of the Polisario Frente level of weakness while the 4th round of direct negotiations with the Kingdom of Morocco, is scheduled for next March.
Indeed, if the Polisario Frente was really confident, as it is proclaimed in each of its official statements, why the need for the threats? No explanations, except fear of seeing the rare partisans who still support it take the Moroccan side. A more excavated analysis would show that the crimes and other tortures made by the Polisario Frente within the camps of Tindouf can be regarded as “acts of war” if a peaceful resolution of the conflict had to suddenly take place.
Indeed, after complaints by sahraouis victims of torture, the polisario leadership tries to find a way which could prevent them from being jailed…
Indeed, after complaints by sahraouis victims of torture, the polisario leadership tries to find a way which could prevent them from being jailed…