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Quote: Pagan Amum, South Sudan's chief negotiator, said Juba tabled its "last offer" on Sunday ahead of an August 2 U.N. Security Council deadline that threatens sanctions against the two countries unless they resolve all issues by then. The proposal includes an offer to wipe out debts worth more than $4.9 billion, as well raising its compensation package to $3.2 billion, up from a $2.6 billion offer it made earlier this year. It also includes an improved offer of $9.1 and $7.26 per barrel in oil transit fees for Sudan's two pipelines, still well short of Khartoum's last demand of $36 per barrel for both pipelines. "This is our last offer. We are left with nine days (before the U.N. deadline). It's time for the parties to conclude an agreement," Amum told reporters in Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa where talks sponsored by the African Union are taking place.