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Sounds like a Python version issue. RHEL 5.6 appears to be quite an old release, and anyway Red Hat are known for bundling old versions of Python. Looking at this table it seems likely that that version of RHEL was not even Python 2.4.
From the other side, the minimum Python version to run the current Django release is 2.7. Although that said, the requirements.txt file for your app actually asks for Django 1.3.5 – but you will still need at least Python 2.6 for that. You will either need to compile and install that version yourself, or upgrade your version of Red Hat.
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