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The current stage of the Sudanese revolution
Based on an interview with FATHI ALFADL, spokesman and secretary for information of the Sudanese Communist Party
Sudanese protests last year culminated in the removal of dictator Omar al-Bashir, who had been in power since 1989 [Hind Mekki / Creative Commons]

DESPITE the success achieved in removing the former president and dictator Omar al-Bashir and a number of his inner circle last year, there is still a long way to go to dismantle the former regime, particularly in the face of additional obstacles created by the subsequent palace coup staged by Bashir’s generals.

The struggle continues between two projects: that of the forces for Freedom and Change (F&C) — supported by the majority of the population — and the “Soft Landing” project designed by international and regional interests to halt radical change. This seeks to attract part of the opposition.  

The class base of our Freedom and Change Alliance includes the working class, the peasantry, the professional bodies, the women’s and student organisations and groups belonging to the armed sections. 

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