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Breaking news MOROCCO Document 25/02/2016

Lifosa stops importing Western Sahara phosphates

One of the biggest importers of rock phosphates from OCP's mine at Bou Craa, the Lithuanian company Lifosa (AMI 359) [...] (131 words)

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Backers pull out of giant phosphates trader over Western Sahara

Phosphates: the OCP behemoth out to conquer a continent

PotashCorp’s shareholders baulk at Bou Craa project

OCP counter-attacks in Euro Parliament

Infrastructure unsuited at Bou Craa, according to WSRW

Business at Bou Craa picks up for OCP

Importers of Sahrawi phosphate could face boycott

The Polisario goes for a knock-out

Canada's Agrium still buying up Sahrawi phosphate

Polisario seeks to dish out mining concessions

Canada's Agrium the new leader in Sahrawi phosphates

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Backers pull out of giant phosphates trader over Western Sahara

Phosphates: the OCP behemoth out to conquer a continent

PotashCorp’s shareholders baulk at Bou Craa project

OCP counter-attacks in Euro Parliament

Infrastructure unsuited at Bou Craa, according to WSRW

Business at Bou Craa picks up for OCP

Importers of Sahrawi phosphate could face boycott

The Polisario goes for a knock-out

Canada's Agrium still buying up Sahrawi phosphate

Polisario seeks to dish out mining concessions

Canada's Agrium the new leader in Sahrawi phosphates

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