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Ambassador Princeton N. Lyman, Head of US Negotiating Team for North-South Sudan

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François Picard talks to the United States’ top negotiator for Sudan, Ambassador Princeton N. Lyman, about why he believes a vote for independence would benefit both North and South Sudan.

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