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EU deeply divided over Western Sahara policy

A European Court of Justice decision excluding Western Saharan exports from receiving preferential tariffs granted to Morocco has highlighted the need for the European Union to address the issue of who represents the people of Western Sahara.

A woman holds a placard with both the Morocco and EU flags during a rally by Moroccans and supporters of Morocco at the EU-Morocco summit in Granada March 7, 2010.  REUTERS/Pepe Marin  (SPAIN - Tags: POLITICS) - RTR2BCFI
A woman holds a placard with the Moroccan and EU flags during a rally by supporters of Morocco at the EU-Morocco summit in Granada, Spain, March 7, 2010. — REUTERS/Pepe Marin

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