63In the present case, it must be held, as the General Court did in paragraph 70 of the judgment under appeal, that the appellant has proven, by participating actively, up to the final stage, in the tender process and by lodging a complaint in that regard with the Commission, its genuine desire to enter the relevant markets and, therefore, its status of being a potential competitor of Capricorn, which had allegedly benefited, according to that complaint, from State aid the existence of which the Commission rejected in the second contested decision. The appellant must therefore be recognised as having the status of an interested party in relation to that decision.
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