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U.S. Offers to Remove Sudan from State Sponsors of Terrorism List

Nov 9, 2010 | 16:59 GMT

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Summary

The U.S. government offered to take Sudan off its State Sponsors of Terrorism list in exchange for the northern government allowing a referendum on southern secession to take place without obstruction. While the end of this designation means a potential economic windfall for the north, the continuation of other U.S. sanctions against Khartoum means Sudan is unlikely to accept the offer.

Khartoum is unlikely to accept a deal that would remove it from the U.S. State Sponsors of Terrorism list in exchange for allowing a referendum on southern independence take place without obstruction....

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