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2 protesters killed, 50 injured in Khartoum Anti-Islam film protests

Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) – Sudanese Police say two civilians were killed Friday and 50 other persons, including civilians and policemen, injured following mass protests against the controversial anti-Islam film, Police Spokesman, Gen

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