> As the UN Security Council prepares to discuss the Western Sahara issue, an influential American think tank with close ties to the Republican Party is urging Donald Trump to cut funding for MINURSO. It argues that the UN mission, in place for over 30 years, has failed and only serves to prolong the status quo.
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> In fact, as early as January 2000, the UN disbanded the commission responsible for identifying voters for the referendum. After six years of work, only 2,130 out of 51,220 applicants had been registered, illustrating the deep-seated challenges in the process.
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I think the president should ignore think tanks, but knowing Trump he’ll probably listen to them if they give him a donation or something
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> As the UN Security Council prepares to discuss the Western Sahara issue, an influential American think tank with close ties to the Republican Party is urging Donald Trump to cut funding for MINURSO. It argues that the UN mission, in place for over 30 years, has failed and only serves to prolong the status quo.
> In fact, as early as January 2000, the UN disbanded the commission responsible for identifying voters for the referendum. After six years of work, only 2,130 out of 51,220 applicants had been registered, illustrating the deep-seated challenges in the process.
I think the president should ignore think tanks, but knowing Trump he’ll probably listen to them if they give him a donation or something