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'''Sápmi'''
With the fall of the Soviet Union and increasing [[internationalization]], cross-border co-operation is becoming more important, and existing state borders less important both for the Sámi indigenous population and non-Sámi inhabitants - the latter constituting the majority population of the region. Russians and Norwegians are the most numerous groups, and the Sámi make up only a small minority of about 5%.<ref>100.000 out of 2.000.000.</ref> No political organization advocates secession, though several groups desire more territorial autonomy and/or more self-determination for the region's indigenous population.
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