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Garang calls for single-track process

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    Meanwhile, SPLM leader John Garang told Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Musa in Cairo that the movement favoured combining the Egyptian-Libyan peace initiative on Sudan with the IGAD process “so that there would only be one track of negotiations, not two,” the Egyptian news agency MENA reported on Tuesday. Garang said the Bashir-Turabi machinations meant a crisis existed within the Sudanese regime. He said they were “both competing about who was more fundamentalist and extremist,” MENA stated.

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