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The peace agreement that ended the decades long civil war between northern and southern Sudan called for a referendum in which the people of Southern Sudan would get to vote on whether to become independent. Here's what the timeline looks like now : At the core of the current political crisis are delays in implementing key benchmarks laid out in the 2005 deal, known as the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The referendum on independence for ...
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