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US special envoy to Sudan J. Scott Gration arrives at the Sudanese foreign ministry for meetings with officials after his arrival in Khartoum, Sudan, April 2, 2009. Full Article at NPR
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Scott Gration is an embarrassment. Full Article at The Weekly Standard
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Below is one in a series of postings and updates by U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Scott Gration on happenings in U.S.-Sudan Policy. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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The impasse between the two Sudanese governing partners has grown wider as the South's ruling party pulled out of the national Cabinet to join its party members' boycott in parliament. Full Article at Voice of America
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CAIRO, Nov 01, 2009 (AFP) - Sudan criticised the renewal of US economic sanctions on Khartoum on Sunday, saying the move ran counter to Washington's efforts to mediate between north Sudan and the country's semi-autonomous south. Full Article at Zawya.com
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America claims it works as a mediator and is playing a positive role in solving Sudan's problems, and at the same time it renews its sanctions against us
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If we don't see demarches, we don't see the deployment of senior officials, we don't see calls being made, we don't see Ambassador Rice meeting with all the different permanent representatives in the United Nations that matter, then we know that they're actually sweeping this one under the rug again
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If the government of Sudan acts to improve the situation on the ground and to advance peace, there will be incentives, if it does not, then there will be increased pressure imposed by the United States and the international community
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For years, the people of Sudan have faced enormous and unacceptable hardship. The Genocide in Darfur has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and left millions more displaced
