الامة والسودانى والليبرالي فى زيارة عمل للسويد

Quote: LDP and the Perspectives of the Political Crisis In Sudan LDP brief reading to the political crisis in Sudan and the possible solutions Introduction: The central focus of this paper will be on the current political crisis in Sudan from its recent position followed the Independence of Southern Part of it, without questioning the historical root-causes of the political problems in the country. Followed the South Sudan’s Independence in the 9th of July 2011; the regime in the North has continued to manipulate the power through the policies of war and derogation of political and social freedoms. At the general level, the Independence of the South Sudan from the country has left gaps in the North that are affecting the political, economic and security situations; which have forced the regime to shift its political tactic towards forming a new government of national representation, from one side, and threatening of adopting a strict Islamic Constitution and implementation of Sharia’ Laws, from the other side. The loss of 75% of oil revenues and the worsening security situation in the several conflict zones of the North has forced the government to cut more subsidies to cover the expenses of the war, which has negatively affected the already poor and limited economy. The downward direction of the economy and raising prices increased the sharpness of poverty and negatively influenced the education and the health sectors. The Sudanese People are rapidly losing faith in the government and its abilities to address the current political, economic and security crisis. These can read as the first cracks in the varnish especially since it is very unusual to have such situation under a regime that has been ruling the country for the past 23 years. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), therefore, presents these brief readings to the crisis in Sudan and the possible solutions: