Many Sudanese remain skeptical of leader's arrest
Crime: President of African nation faces charges
Some doubt peace will follow indictment.
KHARTOUM , Sudan — For years, Mohammed Ali has been hearing relatives and friends tell how government-backed militiamen torched villages in his native Darfur , raped women and shot fleeing civilians.
The painful past and present have become a way of life for Ali and his tribe, so much so that the news that the president of Sudan has been indicted on genocide charges seems to leave him cold.
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