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Spain approves citizenship route for Sahrawis born under Spanish rule

Spain has taken a significant step towards restoring citizenship rights for thousands of Sahrawis who were born in Western Sahara when the territory was under Spanish administration. The Spanish Congress has backed legislation that would allow Sahrawis born in the former Spanish Sahara before September 29, 1977, to apply for Spanish nationality, with the measure also providing a route for their… Source

Published Sep 11, 2026 · 10:15 AMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain3 reads
Spain has taken a significant step towards restoring citizenship rights for thousands of Sahrawis who were born in Western Sahara when the territory was under Spanish administration. The Spanish Congress has backed legislation that would allow Sahrawis born in the former Spanish Sahara before September 29, 1977, to apply for Spanish nationality, with the measure also providing a route for their… Source
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