Barricades are once again cutting off streets across Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, which is still reeling from an October 25 coup d'état. Barricades were also a key tool used in 2019 during the wave of protests that led to the fall of dictator Omar al-Bashir. The barricades, known in local dialect as “mataris”, are often made out of bricks or cobblestones, and helped protesters deter security forces. Ahead of last weekend’s protests, Sudanese trade unions once again called on the population to erect barricades to block agents of the military junta.
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