I think one Senator, Senator Menendez, mentioned we've had three or four envoys; we've gone through a number of 'getting close to agreements'; we've gone through a number of agreements; and within hours, or days even, of the agreement, people have walked away, and it's fallen apart, and so forth.
Senator Casey reflects on the repeated failures of agreements in Sudan.
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