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Moroccan Sahara: CDT links national mobilisation to social justice

The Democratic Confederation of Labour reaffirmed support for Morocco’s territorial integrity in a statement dated November 1, 2026 in Casablanca, reported by Al Massae24 on November 2.

The union supports autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty. It links defending territorial unity with stronger national participation and social justice.

These are the union’s positions on the diplomatic developments. They are neither a government decision nor a new social agreement. The complete original statement was not located on the union websites consulted.

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