'We have suffered enough': Sudan's military and protesters ink deal on path to democracy

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After months of protests, Sudan's ruling military and the pro-democracy movement sign a power-sharing deal meant to lead the nation to democracy.

Sudan's ruling military and the pro-democracy movement have signed a political document that is part of a power-sharing deal meant to end the country's deadlock and lead the nation to democracy.Protesters demanded the military hand over power to a civilian authorityThe two sides signed a so-called political declaration, one of two documents that are part of the deal, at a ceremony in Khartoum.

A woman has become a symbol for female rights protests in Sudan after taking to the roof of a car and fielding calls for revolution.

 

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It'll end in blood and corruption. Tia

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