Sahrawi Republic

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• Population: 840,000
• Aspects: Unstable, Repressive, Poor, Third Wave

The so-called Spanish Sahara, a coastal region in northwest Africa, was occupied by Morocco after Spanish withdrawal in 1976. After decades of insurgency and political negotiation, the region became the independent Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic in 2029. The country has almost no natural resources, and remains one of the poorest in the world.