Morocco's popular movement parties believe Baker plan a dangerous setback

Originally published August 9, 2003

Moroccan popular movement parties, namely the Popular Movement (MP), the National Popular Movement (MNP) and the Democratic Union (UD) said the plan of United Nations Secretary General personal envoy, James Baker, is a dangerous setback that deliberately seeks to undermine the Kingdom's national territorial integrity.

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