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Anti-fascist demonstrators see off the far right in Cardiff

ANTI-FASCIST campaigners took to the streets of Cardiff at the weekend to see off the threat of the far right, who called demonstrations two days running.

On Saturday just 18 people answered the far right’s call to protest at the Senedd and they were opposed by over 400 counterdemonstrators.

And hundreds turned out by Cardiff's Central Library today to face down fascist groups for a second day.

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