Diamonds, Petroleum, widespread human suffering and a decades-long civil war. Ambassador Joe Sullivan talks about the U.S. role as monitor of the peace and demobilization process: “It was time to choose, and choosing was not between the angel and the devil; we had to chose the less bad option.”
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