Greta Thunberg Says Morocco Sabotaged Western Sahara Debate in Zurich
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Activist Greta Thunberg stood in front of almost empty ranks during a panel discussion in Zurich, although the hall was fully booked. She suspects a targeted political sabotage behind the action.
Greta Thunberg has discovered the next international conflict for herself. After her Gaza flotillas and her hateful campaign against Israel, the Swede is now targeting Morocco. At the Zurich Film Festival, she drummed for the Sahrawi cause – and when only about 40 people appeared during a panel discussion despite about 300 reservations, she accused Rabat of being behind it.
According to the activist, the locations may have been blocked intentionally.
At the 22nd Zurich Film Festival, 260 out of 300 seats remained empty at Greta Thunberg's panel discussion. The reason: A supposedly targeted ticket blockade, which according to Thunberg could have been orchestrated by Morocco. We explain the background.
Although the panel was fully booked with Thunberg at the Zurich Film Festival, only about 40 out of 300 seats were cast. The activist brought Morocco into the game as a possible responsible person.
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