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Abdelwahid Aboud Mackaye (geb. 1953) ist ein Rebellenführer im Tschad. Er war in den Konflikt verwickelt, in welchem Chadian President Idriss Déby entmachtet wurde. Er war ursprünglich ein Kämpfer des Conseil démocratique révolutionnaire (CDR) während des ersten Bürgerkriegs im Tschad. Unter Déby wurde er Beamter, bevor er 2003 wieder zu den Rebellen überlief. Nachdem er zunächst der Vereinigte Front für Wandel (Front uni pour le changement, FUC) angehörte und später der Union des forces pour la démocratie et le développement (UFDD), gründete er 2007 die UFDD-Fundamental (UFDD-F), welche sich im Februar 2008 am erfolglosen Angriff auf N’Djamena beteiligte.

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Abdelwahid gehört zur Ethnie der Missiria-Araber, Abdelwahid wurde 1953 bei Oum Hadjer in der Region Batha geboren. Er kämpfte als Milizionär der CDR 1980 in der Zweiten Schlacht von N’Djamena, welche gegen Präsident Goukouni Oueddei und seinen Verteidigungsminister Hissène Habré gefochten wurde; in dem Konflikt wurde Abdelwahid verwundet und seither humpelt er. In der Folge wurde er Beamter und erhielt unter der Regierung von Idriss Déby das Amt eines Subprefect.

2003 brach Abdelwahid jedoch mit Déby und ging über zur offenen Rebellion. Er wurde Generalsekretär der Rebellengruppe FIDEL, und, nachdem sich die Gruppe mit anderen Organisationen zusammengeschlossen hatte, einer der Anführer der Rebellen-Allianz United Front for Democratic Change (FUC). founded in December 2005 and under the presidency of Mahamat Nour Abdelkerim.

Am 19. Januar 2006 wurde Abdelwahid was arrested, along with nineteen other rebels, after participating in an interview to Radio France Internationale in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, in which he stated that "FUC's relations with the Sudanese government are friendly - very close", and argued that this was in line with the tradition under which successive Chadian rebellions had seized power with some degree of support from Khartoum. 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. His arrest was denounced by the Dakar-based human rights organization Rencontre africaine pour la défense des droits de l'homme (RADDHO)

Abdelwahid organized in April together with Nour the attack on the capital, which ended in a defeat for the rebels. During those days Déby arrested for fear of collusion with the rebels the general Ahmat Fadoul Makaye, the Chadian army's Deputy Chief of Staff and cousin of Abdelwahid. He was cleared of all suspicions and freed three days later. The latter was removed on September 26 with Issa Moussa Tamboulé from the FUC's political bureau; he was allegedly suspected of secretly plotting with the Déby government. Around the same time Abdelwahid, who represented an Arab faction increasingly hostile to Nour since his failed attack, using his position of secretary-general destituted Nour.

Following this, Abdelwahid with a group of FUC dissidents united with Acheikh ibn Oumar's Democratic Revolutionary Council (CDR) and Mahamat Nouri's Union of Forces for Progress and Democracy (UFPD) to found on October 22 the Union of Forces for Democracy and Development (UFDD).

In April 2007, a major crisis shook the UFDD, when the Vice-President Acheikh ibn Oumar demanded Nouri a major role to his men in movement's apparatus. Nouri refused and expelled Acheikh and consolidated the control of his ethnic group, the Gorane, over the UFDD

After Acheikh, also Abdelwahid, anxious to retake his freedom of movement from Nouri, left the UFDD and founded in May with Acheikh a new armed group, the Union of Forces for Democracy and Development-Fundamental (UFDD-F), an Arab-dominated group estimated to count on about 500 militants.

Abdelwahid took part to the peace talks held through Libyan mediation in Tripoli between the Chadian government and the leaders of four rebel movements, the UFDD with Nouri, the Rassemblement des Forces pour le Changement (RFC) with Timane Erdimi, The Chadian National Concord with Hassan Saleh al-Djinedi and the UFDD-F. At the beginning of the talks on June 23, Abdelwahid stated that the "problem is mostly of a constitutional order", adding that they "demand a revision of the constitution to reopen the road to transition". An important stage in the talks was reached on October 3 when the government and the four rebel groups signed an accord in Tripoli on power-sharing in the government and the integration of the rebel forces in the Chadian army. Among the rebel leaders, Abdelwahid was the only one to call the paper signed a "definitive accord", while the others only considered it provisional. Due to the latters objection the four rebel leaders signed on October 25 a new accord in Surt, presumed to be definitive, under which the armed movements would disarm in November and become political parties.

The accord was broken already on November 26, giving way to violent fighting between the rebels and the government. In December, due to Sudanese pressures, reapproached himself to Nouri and Erdimi, forming with them in mid-December a Unified Military Command with Abderahman Koulamallah as spokesman. Abdelwahit claimed that after his bases within Sudan were attacked twice by the Chad Air Force, first on December 28 and later on January 6, 2008.

By the end of January, the three rebels leaders put on the ground 3,000 men for an attack on the capital to deal onca and for all with Déby. The forces reach the capital, but are defeated after a battle that leaves 160 dead on the ground, forcing the rebels to retreat.

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