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August 31, 2010

Western Sahara, the Maghreb's Separator

Anouar Boukhars, Daily Star

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Everybody is in agreement that a resolution of the Western Sahara dispute would untangle the main obstacles toward regional reconciliation, interregional economic integration and coordination in the fight against violent extremism, drug trafficking and smuggling.

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TAGGED: Western Sahara, Africa, Maghreb, Algeria, Morocco

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