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Article: New opposition group rallies for reform.(WORLD)
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- August 21, 2006
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Byline: John R. Bradley, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
CAIRO - A Saudi opposition group is set to breathe new life into the kingdom's dormant political reform movement. But in a sign of changing alliances, its founder hopes for a boost from public anger over government criticism of Hezbollah.
Founded in Paris by the exiled son of the last ruler of part of present-day Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Democratic Opposition Front claims about 2,000 members, mostly in Saudi Arabia.
It aims to provide an umbrella network for secular and Islamist activists both inside and outside the country who are campaigning for the overthrow of the al-Saud ruling family.
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