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The Moroccan autonomy initiative is supported by the international community (Ambassador) 11/12/2008
Morocco's ambassador in Caracas, Ibrahim Moussa, who gave a series of interviews to various media in Venezuela and Latin America to explain the scope of advanced status granted by the European Union in Morocco, reported that it reflects the reforms undertaken by Morocco and refers, inter alia, to democratization, economic openness, promoting the role of women in society, promulgation of the new Family Code, fight against poverty, social exclusion, illiteracy and insecurity, according to the Embassy of the Kingdom.
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Argentina's parliament deputy speaker backs Morocco's autonomy plan 11/12/2008
The deputy speaker of Argentina's house of representatives, Patricia Vaca Narvaja, has voiced on Monday support to Morocco's autonomy initiative to settle the Sahara issue.
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Argentina backs talks for 'agreeable' solution to everybody 11/11/2008
Argentina's Foreign vice-minister, Victorio Taccetti, has underlined his country's support to the process of negotiations on the Sahara within the United Nations to find a solution that is "agreeable by everybody." "We support the negotiations process," Taccetti said at the end of a meeting on political consultations between Argentina and Morocco that he co--chaired Monday with Secretary General of the Moroccan Foreign Ministry, Youssef Amrani.
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Corcas chairman meets President of the Andean Parliament 11/10/2008
Visiting President of the Andean Parliament (Parlandino), Ivonne Juez De Baki expressed, here Friday, support for the Moroccan initiative to negotiate an autonomy status in the Sahara region.
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Tindouf camps provide best terrain for Al Qaeda recruitments 11/7/2008
Polisario-run Tindouf camps, in Algeria's southwest, are providing the best terrain for recruiting extremists for the Al Qaeda branch in the Maghreb, the geo-strategic studies observatory, Equilibri, said on Monday. The absence of any prospects, and extreme poverty that wreck havoc in the camps turn these into a favourable terrain for extreme salafist organizations, such as Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb,
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