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Siavash Daneshvar

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Siavash Daneshvar is an Iranian communist political activist and a member of the Central Committee and Permanent Council of Political Bureau of Worker-communist Unity Party.^[1] He was also the Director of Radio International. The radio was broadcast on Iran for years and represented the Worker-Communist Party of Iran. Daneshvar lives and works in Sweden.

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