While recalling the past, the Algerian delegation had evoked the present in quoting Security Council resolution 1754 (2007), which called upon the parties to the conflict, Morocco and the Polisario Front, to enter into direct negotiations.
Tout en rappelant le passé, la délégation algérienne évoque le présent en citant la résolution 1754 (2007) du Conseil de sécurité, qui invite les parties au conflit, c'est-à-dire le Maroc et le Front Polisario, à engager des négociations directes.
Although lacking the power to draw by themselves the necessary political inferences from their war against the landlords, the peasants had by the very fact of the agrarian insurrection already adhered to the insurrection of the cities, had evoked it and were demanding it.
Impuissante à tirer elle-même de sa guerre contre les propriétaires nobles les déductions politiques nécessaires, la paysannerie, cependant, par le fait même de son soulèvement agraire, se joignait d’avance à l’insurrection des villes, l’appelait et l’exigeait.
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