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The National Coordination Committee and the regime’s overthrow

Posted on October 13, 2011 by

Michel Kilo, Fayez Sara and Sameer al-‘Eitta, members of ‘National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change’, arrived in Paris to deliver a symposium and press conference. The meeting was initially booked at the foreign press centre at the French ministry of … Continue reading →

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The National Coordination Committee and foreign intervention

Posted on October 2, 2011 by

Hassan Abul-Atheem, head of the ‘National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change’, an internal opposition bloc, met the American ambassador to Washington (Robert Ford) in his office (awaiting the ambassador at the office was a pro-regime mob that threw stones and tomatoes at … Continue reading →

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Has the regime’s political solution begun?

Posted on June 27, 2011 by

The Syrian opposition are holding a series of meetings at the Semiramis Hotel, in Damascus. Prominent figures attending include Michel Kilo, Aref Dalila and Fayez Sara. Already the grassroots committees, organising the uprising, have rejected the meeting as another government ploy. … Continue reading →

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