The Troubled Democracy of Sudan's Rival Generals.
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The two rival generals fighting for control of Sudan, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan and Gen. Mohammed Dagalo, have a shared history of working together during the Darfur genocide. Both generals also hold extensive business interests and are fighting for military and political power. The conflict has left over 400 dead and there are fears it could escalate rapidly. The international community has a small window to pressure the two generals to pull back from the brink.
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