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Ifni

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If·ni  (fn)
A former Spanish possession on the Atlantic coast of southwest Morocco. It was ceded to Spain in 1860, but overseas control was nominal until 1934. Ifni was returned to Morocco in 1969.

Ifni (Spanish) [ˈifni]
n
(Placename) a former Spanish province in S Morocco, on the Atlantic: returned to Morocco in 1969


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The sovereign also approved the proposals submitted by the ministry of Interior related to the creation of new prefectures and provinces in Ouezzane, Sidi Slimane, Guercif, Driouch, Berrechid, Sidi Bennour, Youssoufia, Rhamna, Fkih Bensalah, Midelt, Tinghir, Sidi Ifni and Tarfaya.
Ibrahim Sabelail, the Moroccan rights activist who initially told journalists about the alleged abuses in Sidi Ifni last month, was sentenced on Thursday to six months' jail and a fine 1,000 dirhams ($137).
While Al-Jazeera's initial reporting might well have erred on the dramatic side, there does seem to be more of a story in Sidi Ifni than the government would like to be made known.
 
 
 
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