by Tomás Bárbulo · Destino · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423334469
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The forbidden history of the Spanish Sahara is a historical essay by Tomás Bárbulo that offers an unprecedented view of the reasons for the feeling of brotherhood between Spain and Western Sahara. The book is based on the investigation of fifty documents classified as secret and numerous interviews. In this work, Bárbulo analyzes the history of the Spanish presence in Western Sahara from 1884 to 1975, examining the political, economic and social reasons that led Spain to abandon the territory. In addition, the author addresses the uncertain future of the territory and its people, as well as the passions raised by the hunger strike of activist Aminetu Haidar.
