Three Months Into Nationhood, South Sudan Struggles -- Miami Herald/McClatchy News
NAIROBI, Kenya -- A South Sudanese rebel leader suspected of having ties to Sudan said more people "must die" for the cause of peace and democracy in the world's youngest nation, after talks here between him and the South Sudanese government broke down after less than a week of negotiations.
Even though it is barely three months old, South Sudan is already struggling to withstand the burden of statehood, weighted down in no small part by the hostility it shares with the government in Sudan, its northern neighbor and historical enemy.
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