SPLM leader speaks to Al Jazeera - 20 Oct 07

The Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) has pulled out of the government in Khartoum, endangering a peace deal bewteen South and North Sudan signed in 2005.

Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall spoke to Pagan Amum, the SPLM's secretary general, who says the national congress is not implementing the peace deal.

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[freedarfur1]

I never see any Arabic person in sudan, believe me i don't lie but that is true all of them are black so please can any one let me know where are Arabs in Sudan

[yabaze]

I like Pagan Amum. He is a real southern patriot and one day we will reward him for his outstanding struggle for the southerners' rights by making him our president our president. God bless him

[monica24b]

they think theyre arab but every real arab that goes to sudan or knows them.. they know they are black lol but dont say anything. just let them believe they are arab, who cares.

[Kalydosos]

@nadiahamad I will remember your words when Muslims are being persecuted in Palestine and EU.

[nadiahamad]

I hate this creature called Bagan Amoum.it is better for him to go to the south and leave us in North Sudan as muslim Arab.you Bagan go away am happy that southern people are leaving wawwwwwwwwww.bagan I HATE you.GOOOOOOOO. AWAYYYYY.

[tamaduni]

@femiiged the so called Arab sudanese will b discriminated against when in saudi arabia ----they might b arab but they are still black

[Esenadus]

Don't change Mr. Pagan because you will be the future president of South sudan.

[123nuba]

Sudan future, the government in Sudan they think if they give southern Sudan it’s independence there problem is solved forever, they got it all wrong. What about Nuba Mountains and Darfur they will like to have their independences as well. Bing treated as second citizens in their own country from they Arab occupiers. And for so called southern Sudanese leaders if you want really independence for south Sudan, you have to watch out for the referendum / election raging 2011.