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Archive for May 18th, 2006

U.S. sees food gap in Darfur despite emergency aid

Sudan tightens foreign press travel to Darfur

Evidently things are not going in the right direction here.

A wish for a potential peace, a treaty in which a government had hopes of a working solution should call for more coverage from around the world and a willingness to let the world see what is going on, not restrictions.

Written by cooper

May 18, 2006 at 6:21 pm

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