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Ambassador Rice: Sudan a "very real and urgent crisis"
Posted by Laura Heaton on Mar 31, 2009
Ambassador Susan Rice, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, did not mince words when addressing the Security Council last week on the topic of the crisis in Sudan and the culpability of President Bashir and his government. From similar statements made by President Obama in our meeting with him yesterday and Secretary of State Clinton earlier this month, it’s encouraging to see the administration speaking with a unified voice and toeing a tough line.
Watch the clip of Ambassador Rice from the State Department blog:
Andrew Sweet contributed to this post.








