I hope we will discuss, today, what specifically can and must be achieved over the next 8 months to increase the chances of a peaceful, orderly referendum process.
Russ Feingold: “I hope we will discuss, today, what specifically can and must be achieved over the next 8 months to increase the chances…”
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Feingold calls for discussion on actions needed for a peaceful referendum in Sudan.
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