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Sudan's revolutionary people need global solidarity
Morning Star international editor Steve Sweeney talks to FATHI FADI of the Sudanese Communist Party's central committee
Sudanese Communist Fathi Fadi speaks to the press
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Fathi Fadl is spokesman of the Sudanese Communist Party central committee. He is a former member of the Sudanese Teachers Union and executive secretary of the International Centre of Trade Union Rights.
He was born in Omdurman. His maternal grandmother was from Southern Sudan and her father was an Iraqi Jew. Fathi’s father is a Nubian from the very north of Sudan.
The SCP played a leading role in the recent revolution. He spoke to international editor Steve Sweeney on recent developments and the continuing struggle for democracy in Sudan.
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