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Este trabajo tiene como objetivo poner el foco de atencion sobre las victimas de desapariciones forzosas en el Sahara Occidental en los primeros anos del conflicto. Se cuentan por centenares las personas que, en su mayoria civiles, fueron hechas desaparecidas y prisioneras en las carceles secretas de Marruecos entre 1975 y 1991, cuyo testimonio vio la luz casi dos decadas despues de su liberacion. El grado de represion que sufrio la poblacion civil bajo la ocupacion marroqui, anadido al miedo a hablar en publico debido al caracter reaccionario del regimen monarquico, han hecho imposible que los testimonios que aqui se analizan vieran la luz en los anos inmediatamente posteriores a la puesta en libertad de las victimas, de alli el valor que representa para el investigador conocer de que manera la victima es capaz de reproducir con el lenguaje un hecho dramatico, vivido dos decadas atras, en el momento de la enunciacion del testimonio. A traves de los testimonios de las victimas, ademas de conocer el sufrimiento vivido, se puede concluir que detras de esa operacion subyacia un afan de aniquilacion, a traves de diferentes modalidades, de la identidad de un pueblo sometido. Abstract: This paper aims to put the focus on victims of enforced disappearances in Western Sahara in the early years of the conflict. Hundreds of people, mostly civilians, went missing and were imprisoned in secret prisons in Morocco between 1975 and 1991, and their testimonies were made public nearly two decades after their release. The degree of repression suffered by the civilian population under Moroccan occupation, added to the fear of speaking in public because of the reactionary character of the monarchical regime, have made it impossible that evidence discussed here could see the light in the years immediately after the release of the victims, hence the value it represents for the researcher to know how the victim is able to reproduce with the language a dramatic fact, lived around two decades ago, at the time of the delivery of the testimonies. Through the testimonies of the victims, besides knowing the suffering lived, it can be concluded that behind this operation underlaid a desire for annihilation, through different methods, of the identity of a subjected people.

"Nos llevaron a morir allí": hablan los testigos de la aniquilación de la identidad saharaui en las prisiones secretas marroquíes