Coalition insists no solution to Sahara dispute outside Morocco's sovereignty

Originally published May 26, 2004

A coalition of three Moroccan political parties, known as the "popular trend," reiterated on Monday "unshakable opposition" to any settlement of the Sahara dispute that does not respect Morocco's national sovereignty and territorial integrity and reaffirmed their mobilization behind King Mohammed VI.

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