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Sumar demands that the Government also declassify all documents on Western Sahara and the 'green march'

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Alberto Ibáñez, deputy spokesperson for Sumar in the Spanish Congress and a deputy for Compromís, has formally requested that the Spanish government declassify all official documents pertaining to the Western Sahara and the 1975 'Green March.' The request seeks to increase transparency regarding the historical context of Morocco's occupation of the territory.

This initiative follows broader political discussions regarding the declassification of state documents. By specifically targeting the 'Green March,' the request aims to shed light on sensitive historical records that remain classified, potentially impacting current diplomatic and political discourse surrounding the region.

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