Is there anybody out, believing in (one of) these two subspecies jeanneae and/or manuelae?

Mario 

Please allow me to quote Speybroeck & Crochet (2007), to express my view on the matter: "Busack et al. (2006) treated the European Large Psammodromus (Psammodromus algirus) as two new species, Psammodromus jeanneae and P. manuelae. We refrain from accepting their conclusions for the time being, as genetic divergence among the various lineages is low (Carranza et al., 2006b), much lower than among most accepted reptile species and there is no evidence of limitation of gene flow in contact zones. Acceptance of these taxa as new species seems premature. While these lineages certainly warrant naming, the nomenclatural issues regarding older names have been poorly dealt with by Busack et al. (2006)."
In short: they seem to be valid as subspecies, but quite certainly not as species + names are messed up. For now, I just don't use them. 

OK, that's what I supposed. However both are still under consideration as new species : http://www.vertebradosibericos.org/reptiles/listareptiles.html
Time passed, don't you know a new work about that ? (I mean even by regarding them as subspecies).
 

Frank, that depends on who is 'considering': please note that the website you're referring to is (co)hosted by one of the authors of that Psammodromus paper... ;-). There has not been any progress on the matter, for as far as I am aware. 

Of course, but not only there... Well, I think all this should be straight clarified by an independant organization. Thanks for your clear answers. 

> clarified by an independant organization
If only such would exist... ;-) 

Anyway, I follow you blindly Jeroen :o))) 

Careful, now ;-) 

Hi,
maybe you should look at this:
http://www.herpetologica.org/nueva_lista_patron_2009.pdf
Sorry, it´s in spanish only, but if you´re interested I could make a brief conclusion.
I don´t know if we´re so independent but we try.. ;p 

Gracias Paco... All this is confirmed : no substantial news !