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March 10, 2011. The Ministry Tunisian Interior has approved 10 new parties, bringing to 31 the number of political movements after Ben Ali. Among those which have obtained the green light to participate in the forthcoming elections there ' Congress for the Republic, led by renowned activist Moncef Marzouki. The interim president Fouad Mebazaâ which has announced that legislative elections would be held on 24th July. ****
The Tunisian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for former Interior Minister Rafik Belhaj Kacem, accused of the repression of many demonstrators took to the streets in recent months against the former president, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Kacem is specified by the authorities as one of the perpetrators of violence committed by security forces during the riots in the square that led to the fall of Ben Ali. During the so-called 'Revolution of jasmine', in fact, Kacem has served as interior minister.
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forces fired anti-Gaddafi morning rockets into the sea after their patrol boats attacked government positions at Ben Jawad, the oil-rich area of \u200b\u200bEastern Libya. The sources said the insurgents. ''We went to Ben Jawad but patrol boats fired on us and we had to retreat,''said the fighter, Adel Yahya, Reuters.Una to counter the forces loyal to Gaddafi has blocked the advance of the insurgents to the west, along the coast. The anti-government say they have certificates in the vicinity of Ben Jawad, near the compressed oil of Sidra, and that yesterday 'was heavily bombed by Gaddafi hunting.
**** The leader of the Libyan National Council of Transition, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, has asked the international community to create a "no-fly zone" over the skies of Libya to stop the raids of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi aviation against the rebels. "But we do not want the presence of foreign troops in our country," said Jalil, former Minister of Justice, in an interview with German newspaper 'Die Welt'. ****
''I agree with great caution expressed by the Minister Frattini and the Italian government about
whole idea of \u200b\u200ba 'no fly zone' in Libya. This caution must be shown in every home, in virtue 'of the rapid evolution of events in Libya and the lack of clarity of the situation on the ground.'' This was stated in a statement Filopanti Margherita Boniver, Deputy Chairman of the PDL and Schengen. Let us always remember''- says - that the historical and geographical position of Italy requires us to move with leaden feet. In addition to a clear UN mandate must be able to listen very carefully to the voice on the subject of the Arab League, but also major regional powers such as Turkey.'' Humanitarian action exerted by Italy''- stresses the Boniver - and 'dutiful and timely, but above all a strong political signal against the suffering of the Libyan crisis and its implications in Tunisia and Egypt. ****
Another air raid against Gaddafi loyalists of the revolutionary front deployed east of the oil center of Ras Lanuf. He reports a corresponding AFP. A fighter, told the reporter,''and 'flew down and fired a missile''against dissidents,''but it is not' yet clear whether there were any victims or injured.'' ****
Muammar Gaddafi is ready for a transition of power. It supports a diplomatic source quoted by the Portuguese newspaper 'Publico' a day after Foreign Minister Luis Amado in Lisbon he met an envoy of the Colonel. The news should be taken with caution, however, state the source at the paper, as they relate to Amado in response to its proposals for a cessation of hostilities' against the rebels and a peaceful change of plans in the North African country. ''The envoy of Libyan leader Amado told that Tripoli will accept ' to 'start a process of negotiations for the transition'',' reads the Publico. ''It 's too early, however, to assess the true intention of this message and that it is not simply a statement of fact, "the source said.
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March 10, 2011. The Ministry Tunisian Interior has approved 10 new parties, bringing to 31 the number of political movements after Ben Ali. Among those which have obtained the green light to participate in the forthcoming elections there ' Congress for the Republic, led by renowned activist Moncef Marzouki. The interim president Fouad Mebazaâ which has announced that legislative elections would be held on 24th July. ****
The Tunisian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for former Interior Minister Rafik Belhaj Kacem, accused of the repression of many demonstrators took to the streets in recent months against the former president, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Kacem is specified by the authorities as one of the perpetrators of violence committed by security forces during the riots in the square that led to the fall of Ben Ali. During the so-called 'Revolution of jasmine', in fact, Kacem has served as interior minister.
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forces fired anti-Gaddafi morning rockets into the sea after their patrol boats attacked government positions at Ben Jawad, the oil-rich area of \u200b\u200bEastern Libya. The sources said the insurgents. ''We went to Ben Jawad but patrol boats fired on us and we had to retreat,''said the fighter, Adel Yahya, Reuters.Una to counter the forces loyal to Gaddafi has blocked the advance of the insurgents to the west, along the coast. The anti-government say they have certificates in the vicinity of Ben Jawad, near the compressed oil of Sidra, and that yesterday 'was heavily bombed by Gaddafi hunting.
**** The leader of the Libyan National Council of Transition, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, has asked the international community to create a "no-fly zone" over the skies of Libya to stop the raids of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi aviation against the rebels. "But we do not want the presence of foreign troops in our country," said Jalil, former Minister of Justice, in an interview with German newspaper 'Die Welt'. ****
''I agree with great caution expressed by the Minister Frattini and the Italian government about
whole idea of \u200b\u200ba 'no fly zone' in Libya. This caution must be shown in every home, in virtue 'of the rapid evolution of events in Libya and the lack of clarity of the situation on the ground.'' This was stated in a statement Filopanti Margherita Boniver, Deputy Chairman of the PDL and Schengen. Let us always remember''- says - that the historical and geographical position of Italy requires us to move with leaden feet. In addition to a clear UN mandate must be able to listen very carefully to the voice on the subject of the Arab League, but also major regional powers such as Turkey.'' Humanitarian action exerted by Italy''- stresses the Boniver - and 'dutiful and timely, but above all a strong political signal against the suffering of the Libyan crisis and its implications in Tunisia and Egypt. ****
Another air raid against Gaddafi loyalists of the revolutionary front deployed east of the oil center of Ras Lanuf. He reports a corresponding AFP. A fighter, told the reporter,''and 'flew down and fired a missile''against dissidents,''but it is not' yet clear whether there were any victims or injured.'' ****
Muammar Gaddafi is ready for a transition of power. It supports a diplomatic source quoted by the Portuguese newspaper 'Publico' a day after Foreign Minister Luis Amado in Lisbon he met an envoy of the Colonel. The news should be taken with caution, however, state the source at the paper, as they relate to Amado in response to its proposals for a cessation of hostilities' against the rebels and a peaceful change of plans in the North African country. ''The envoy of Libyan leader Amado told that Tripoli will accept ' to 'start a process of negotiations for the transition'',' reads the Publico. ''It 's too early, however, to assess the true intention of this message and that it is not simply a statement of fact, "the source said.
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