Spain is a weak player in foreign policy, but it should play a leading role in resolving the Western Sahara issue, as it remains the administering power over the territory (the 1975 Madrid Agreements are illegal and illegitimate, having been agreed behind the backs of the sovereign Spanish people by traitors to both the Francoist political regime and the democratic political regime of 1978). If Spain were a country with a strong foreign policy, it would have sided with Algeria, the Rifians and the Sahrawis to keep a capricious Morocco in check; it would have pressed for a referendum in the Sahara based on the 1974 census (the only valid and legitimate one) and brought to a close the decolonisation process for which it was responsible, in order to usher in a new era of relations with a free Sahara. 🇪🇸🇪🇭