“A devastating ferocity in Sudan.” And the prime minister throws in the towel

More blood in Sudan, more repression, of a brutality that would extinguish the fire of the revolts of any people. Not the Sudanese one, which since 25 October, the day of the military coup that interrupted the country’s democratization process, has never stopped expressing dissent against the coup leaders. Paying a heavy price: 63 dead, hundreds of injured and thousands of arrests.