Direct Line Pantelleria-Tunis - Tripoli
March 11, 2011. The Tunisian Administrative Court ruled yesterday the suspension of payment of salaries and emoluments of the Members and Senators, as announced in the evening, public television's North African country. The measure follows the initiative of a group of lawyers who had filed an appeal which asked the dissolution of both houses of parliament and the suspension of all payments to their members. House and Senate last month, had passed a law authorizing the President to govern the interim Foued Mebazaâ
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Investment in education, enrolled at the university 'and graduates increasing, but fewer and fewer job opportunities. And 'the young North Africa simmering. This, too, 'a the reason for the discontent that is inflaming the southern shores of the Mediterranean. And it 'cause of another migration, not strictly related to the crisis and the fires in recent weeks. But in addition to that deidisperati fleeing war or riots. Of all this, and 'spoke in Bologna, an international conference, organized by Almalaurea and the university'. Migration of you and 'discussed will be' one of those who study in universities in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, with the sole purpose of crossing the sea and spend that title at home and 'wasted.
**** There is something absurd and frivolous in the sudden recognition by France of the rebel leadership in Benghazi Libya. Presumably move serves to give the impression that Nicolas Sarkozy is more certain of the other world leaders, but the truth is that this gesture shows that he does not know what to do. The Independent says the hard twist of the French president, arguing that recognition of non-elected leader and self-appointed in countries where civil war rages is a gesture of imperial memory. They did the British in the 19th century, when it was possible to choose a leader even in a country like Afghanistan. But then, as now, the price is high: the leader supported by foreign powers can get weapons and money, but not credibility. ****
'We work closely with the Arabs' cause their guidelines are crucial to understand the future developments on the southern shores of the Mediterranean.'' ''They have a better perception of what is happening''and''Europe can not 'decider on its own without consulting them.'' This was stated to the press, Catherine Ashton, EU High Representative for Common Foreign and Security that''the EU's role and 'above all to respond to urgent humanitarian needs of more than 200 thousand refugees are massed borders of Libya' '. ****
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi feels "abandoned" by his ex western partners, especially from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. E 'reveals what the interpreter Colonel, Meftah Missouri, in an interview with Agence France Presse.
**** Very good''approval by the Italian proposal for an EU naval blockade in front of the
Libya.'' It 'as said Margherita Boniver, Deputy Chairman of the PDL and the Schengen Agreement, under which the hypothesis of a''no fly''zones''would be a useful deterrent to cope with the emergency.'' ''A positive solution for Libya, but woe to a hasty decision for a military intervention on a territory as vast as the Libyan could do more 'harm than benefit the cause of stability'''.
**** "The soldiers loyal to Muammar Gaddafi came to Ras Lanuf but we still endures in some areas of the city '. It is said that a representative of the Libyan rebels to satellite TV' al-Arabiya. '"The brigades of Gaddafi now control most of the city but there are still pockets of resistance - he said - and continue to bombard the city and do so by civilian ships found off the coast of Ras Lanuf.
March 11, 2011. The Tunisian Administrative Court ruled yesterday the suspension of payment of salaries and emoluments of the Members and Senators, as announced in the evening, public television's North African country. The measure follows the initiative of a group of lawyers who had filed an appeal which asked the dissolution of both houses of parliament and the suspension of all payments to their members. House and Senate last month, had passed a law authorizing the President to govern the interim Foued Mebazaâ
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Investment in education, enrolled at the university 'and graduates increasing, but fewer and fewer job opportunities. And 'the young North Africa simmering. This, too, 'a the reason for the discontent that is inflaming the southern shores of the Mediterranean. And it 'cause of another migration, not strictly related to the crisis and the fires in recent weeks. But in addition to that deidisperati fleeing war or riots. Of all this, and 'spoke in Bologna, an international conference, organized by Almalaurea and the university'. Migration of you and 'discussed will be' one of those who study in universities in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, with the sole purpose of crossing the sea and spend that title at home and 'wasted.
**** There is something absurd and frivolous in the sudden recognition by France of the rebel leadership in Benghazi Libya. Presumably move serves to give the impression that Nicolas Sarkozy is more certain of the other world leaders, but the truth is that this gesture shows that he does not know what to do. The Independent says the hard twist of the French president, arguing that recognition of non-elected leader and self-appointed in countries where civil war rages is a gesture of imperial memory. They did the British in the 19th century, when it was possible to choose a leader even in a country like Afghanistan. But then, as now, the price is high: the leader supported by foreign powers can get weapons and money, but not credibility. ****
'We work closely with the Arabs' cause their guidelines are crucial to understand the future developments on the southern shores of the Mediterranean.'' ''They have a better perception of what is happening''and''Europe can not 'decider on its own without consulting them.'' This was stated to the press, Catherine Ashton, EU High Representative for Common Foreign and Security that''the EU's role and 'above all to respond to urgent humanitarian needs of more than 200 thousand refugees are massed borders of Libya' '. ****
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi feels "abandoned" by his ex western partners, especially from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. E 'reveals what the interpreter Colonel, Meftah Missouri, in an interview with Agence France Presse.
**** Very good''approval by the Italian proposal for an EU naval blockade in front of the
Libya.'' It 'as said Margherita Boniver, Deputy Chairman of the PDL and the Schengen Agreement, under which the hypothesis of a''no fly''zones''would be a useful deterrent to cope with the emergency.'' ''A positive solution for Libya, but woe to a hasty decision for a military intervention on a territory as vast as the Libyan could do more 'harm than benefit the cause of stability'''.
**** "The soldiers loyal to Muammar Gaddafi came to Ras Lanuf but we still endures in some areas of the city '. It is said that a representative of the Libyan rebels to satellite TV' al-Arabiya. '"The brigades of Gaddafi now control most of the city but there are still pockets of resistance - he said - and continue to bombard the city and do so by civilian ships found off the coast of Ras Lanuf.
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