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Conference: Uncomfortable Past: The Sahara Question in Historical Perspective

Conference: Uncomfortable Past: The Sahara Question in Historical Perspective, by Santiago Jiménez and Souadou Mohamed Fadel On Monday, 23 February at 11:30 a.m., Santiago Jiménez, retired professor at the USC, and activist Souadou Mohamed Fadel will give a talk entitled ‘The Sahara Question in Historical Perspective’ in Room 13 of the Faculty of History. The event is open to the general public. The Western Sahara issue is an unresolved territorial and decolonisation conflict that has been ongoing for almost 50 years, mainly between Morocco and the Polisario Front, and whose sovereignty remains undefined under international law. It is considered the last colony in Africa and the UN considers it a ‘non-self-governing territory’. Santiago Jiménez is a retired professor of hist...
  • Ramón Villares wins the Trasalba Award for his work in Galician culture

    HISTAGRA researcher Ramón Villares wins the Trasalba Award The Board of Trustees of the Otero Pedrayo Foundation has agreed to award the 2026 Trasalba Prize to HISTAGRA member Ramón Villares in recognition of his intellectual career and ongoing commitment to Galician culture. The decision was t...
  • Donation from Ramón Villares to AHUS

    HISTAGRA member and founder Ramón Villares donates his personal archive to the USC to be incorporated into the AHUS collection. It consists of a total of 66 boxes of documents that bear witness to his extensive and prolific professional career spanning nearly 50 years. The donation includes bot...
  • HISTAGRA's Uncomfortable Past Cycle: Lecture by Miguel Ángel del Arco

    CONFERENCE BY MIGUEL ÁNGEL DEL ARCO BLANCO IN THE HISTAGRA SERIES ‘UNCOMFORTABLE PAST’ On Monday 9 February at 7:30 pm in the Sede Afundación da Rúa do Vilar, 19, Miguel Ángel del Arco Blanco, Professor of History at the University of Granada, will give a lecture entitled “The Silenced Famine o...
  • HISTAGRA researcher wins the 17th Ramón Garrabou Agricultural History Award

    Bruno Esperante Paramos, researcher at HISTAGRA, won the 17th Ramón Garrabou Agricultural History Award presented by SEHA BRUNO ESPERANTE PARAMOS was awarded the 17th Ramón Garrabou Agricultural History Prize for his article: ‘The motorisation of smallholder Atlantic agriculture and livestock f...
  • Work led by HISTAGRA highlighted in 2025 in the field of archaeology

    HISTAGRA-led projects highlighted in 2025 in the field of archaeology Every year, the Archaeological Park of the Castreña Culture in San Cibrao de Las compiles a ranking of archaeological projects that considers the ten top discoveries of 2025. This list includes the exhumation of the mass grav...