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'''Abdelwahit About al-Makay''' was the leader of the [[Chad]]ian [[rebel]] group [[FIDEL]], and, after the group's fusion with other organizations, the [[secretary-general]] of the newly formed [[United Front for Democratic Change]] rebel alliance, founded in December [[2005]]. On [[January 19]], [[2006]], About was arrested, along with nineteen other rebels, after participating in a [[radio]] [[interview]] in the [[Sudan]]ese capital of [[Khartoum]], in which he stated that the Sudanese government had friendly ties with the |
'''Abdelwahit About al-Makay''' was the leader of the [[Chad]]ian [[rebel]] group [[FIDEL]], and, after the group's fusion with other organizations, the [[secretary-general]] of the newly formed [[United Front for Democratic Change]] (FUC) rebel alliance, founded in December [[2005]]. On [[January 19]], [[2006]], About was arrested, along with nineteen other rebels, after participating in a [[radio]] [[interview]] in the [[Sudan]]ese capital of [[Khartoum]], in which he stated that the Sudanese government had friendly ties with the FUC. The Sudanese government repeatedly denied the accusation of [[Chadian President]] [[Idriss Déby]] that the [[Sudanese government]] was providing financial and material support to the FUC. He was released from jail shortly after.<ref>{{cite news | title = Sudan arrests 20 Chadian rebels in Khartoum | publisher = Reuters | date = 2006-01-20| url = http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/ABES-6L8S53?OpenDocument}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:28, 13 October 2006
Abdelwahit About al-Makay was the leader of the Chadian rebel group FIDEL, and, after the group's fusion with other organizations, the secretary-general of the newly formed United Front for Democratic Change (FUC) rebel alliance, founded in December 2005. On January 19, 2006, About was arrested, along with nineteen other rebels, after participating in a radio interview in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, in which he stated that the Sudanese government had friendly ties with the FUC. The Sudanese government repeatedly denied the accusation of Chadian President Idriss Déby that the Sudanese government was providing financial and material support to the FUC. He was released from jail shortly after.[1]
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- ^ "Sudan arrests 20 Chadian rebels in Khartoum". Reuters. 2006-01-20.
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