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Morocco: Sahrawi Cause - Morocco Continues to Suffer Multiple Setbacks

[Algerie Presse Service] Algiers -- In recent days, Morocco has suffered multiple diplomatic setbacks with regard to the Sahrawi question. It has gradually lost the American support expressed last December by former US President Donald Trump and has seen the European countries rejecting its alleged sovereignty over the Sahrawi territories.

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