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Le Berm, ce mur marocain qui continue de façonner le conflit au Sahara occidental

7 octobre 2026 | Joana Castro Pereira, Professor of Politics and International Relations, Universidade do Porto, Simón Pardo de Donlebún Versaci, Postgraduate researcher, Universidade do Porto
Le mur du Sahara occidental marque la ligne de front effective d'un conflit que la plupart des pays du monde ont cessé de suivre.
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