Sumar presents a bill that would prevent Spain from recognizing Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara
The bill prohibits "any public entity" from recognizing, "expressly or tacitly," the sovereignty or administration of an occupying power "over an illegally occupied territory"

Tesh Sidi. / Photo: Congress
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