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It comprises 118 developing countries and defend their interests in various international fora, most importantly at the UN General Assembly. If we take the UNGA as a national parliament, the Movement is the biggest a caucus, comprising nearly 2/3 of membership of the GA. Thus, it makes the Movement important vote blocking group.
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