On the recordJuly 29, 2009
But--that's encouraging, the progress among groups in Darfur to look for unity, but you're suggesting, on occasion, this is obstructed by the government.
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congress.govBut--that's encouraging, the progress among groups in Darfur to look for unity, but you're suggesting, on occasion, this is obstructed by the government.
Lugar acknowledges progress in Darfur but notes government obstruction.
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