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Rebel leader Garang explains stalling of peace talks.

    NAIROBI

    John Garang, leaderof the Sudanese People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has said some items on the agenda and a two-track peace initiative were the main reasons for the stalling of the peace efforts in Sudan. An SPLA spokesman in Nairobi told IRIN on Monday the Sudanese government had also changed the timetable for peace talks three times.

    [See also separate IRIN item: SUDAN: Rebel leader explains stalling of peace talks]

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