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 | | The 1991 referendum plan was however stalled due to disagreements on voter eligibility (Morocco demanding inclusion of its settlers, brought into the territory to out-number the Saharawi indigenous population), and by the late nineties Morocco was openly declaring the referendum a "dead option"; the cease-fire held due to foreign pressures on the Polisario. |
 | | The Baker plan aims at instituting Saharan self-rule in a "Western Sahara Authority" for a period of five years, whereafter the referendum is to be held, with Moroccan settlers controversially allowed the vote. |
 | | Baker I and II The first version of the plan, called Baker I or the Framework Agreement, was delivered by UN special envoy James Baker in 2000, but both parties refused to accept it. |
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