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Sudan FM says most in south favour independence
KHARTOUM, Nov 03, 2009 (AFP) - Most south Sudanese would choose independence if a referendum were held now, Sudan's Foreign Minister Deng Alor said on Tuesday. Full Article at Zawya.com
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KHARTOUM, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Sudan's foreign minister said on Tuesday the country's oil-producing south "overwhelmingly" wanted to declare independence in a looming referendum. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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All of us want unity but unity on a new basis where all of us are equal whether Muslim or Christian, African or people who think they are of Arab origin
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Southerners if asked now ... they will overwhelmingly vote for separation
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The president of Southern Sudan made a very excellent statement in the eyes of the people of Southern Sudan ... That means if you go and vote for the unity of the country you will be even more than the second-class citizen. But I would even add more by saying in Sudan, we are fourth-class citizens we ar...
SOURCE: United Press International
