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They ask African presidents trial of mercenaries sent to Libya
"The Chadian president has acknowledged personally recruit mercenaries to Libya that way. It even seems that Chadian military is involved, "said Hadi Shalluf Libyan lawyer, member of the International Criminal Court.
addition, laughed at the suggestion of leaving the country and said he feels betrayed by leaders who asked him to resign.
Several governments around the world continue to condemn the attacks against civilians in Libya and on Monday the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, said that Gaddafi "must go now."
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- Carefree Gaddafi in Tripoli gave statements during an interview with the BBC's editor, Jeremy Bowen, where he also attended the journalist Christiane Amanpour U.S. channel ABC reporter and a British newspaper Sunday Times
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- Libyan leader reiterated that the people who have protested in the streets was under the influence of drugs supplied by al-Qaeda network.
- added that those people seized the weapons and their supporters were not under orders to shoot.
Colonel Bowen said he was relaxed as he spoke at a restaurant overlooking the harbor of Tripoli, before leaving at high speed in a convoy consisting dozens of vehicles.
"He seemed very unconcerned about foreign pressure, saying that the Libyan people is with him that the Libyan people love him," said Bowen.
In the field
- Gaddafi faces an enormous challenge to his 41-year government. The opposition already controls revolt cities in the east and also continuing unrest in and around Tripoli.
- Reports indicate that on Monday there was an antigovernment protest in a suburb of the capital, and fighting in the vicinity of the village Misrata and an air force attack at ammunition depots in the east.
- Protesters control cities in the east of the country, including Benghazi. The exodus of Egyptian workers from western Libya began on Wednesday but has since intensified, said BBC correspondent at the border with Tunisia, Jim Muir.
- About 1,000 people an hour are crossing from Libya to Tunisia, said our correspondent.
- "Mercenaries and thugs"
- Gaddafi accused Clinton and his supporters to use "mercenaries and thugs" to attack unarmed civilians and execute soldiers who refused to use their arms against their fellow citizens.
- The U.S. Secretary of State also said that although U.S. naval vessels are standing near Libya, did not expect any military action.
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When asked if the U.S. would support a possible exile of Gaddafi, Clinton said it was "a good step" but insisted "that the responsibility should prevail for what he has done." The Treasury Department announced it had frozen $ 30,000 billion in Libyan assets, the largest amount frozen in history.
systematic persecution of Africans in Libya "liberated"
- As the civilian population and the units that have deserted the army in the "liberated" eastern Libya are eager to show their unity, the "African mercenaries" are increasingly identified as enemies. Africans are being systematically persecuted.
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Opponents
Gaddafi in Benghazi Enlarge photo U.S. Government increases the pressure against Gaddafi "alienated"
Obama and Harper stressed the need to avoid "further violence" against the population Libyan
Canada says Libya tried to withdraw money from Canadian institutions
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20H42 GMT - OIL: Oil prices retreated in New York and London, after Saudi Arabia's commitment to ensure market stability, upset by lower production in Libya. In the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), a barrel of West Texas Intermediate (designation of "light sweet crude traded in the U.S.) for April delivery ended at $ 96.97, falling 91 cents on Friday. IntercontinentalExchange In London, a barrel of Brent North Sea also for April delivery lost 34 cents to $ 111.80.
19h20 GMT - USA: Washington blocked 30,000 million dollars of sanctions after Libya announced Friday by the White House against the regime of Muammar Gaddafi, said a senior official of the Treasury in Washington. 19H07 GMT - ABANDONMENT: The leader Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, says the U.S. has abandoned him, and suggests that Washington wants to occupy their country, in an interview with foreign media, reported by ABC television network. "I'm surprised because we have an alliance with the West to fight Al Qaida 
, but now we are fighting terrorists have abandoned us," said Gadhafi, according to ABC television, who interviewed with the BBC and The Times.
17H29 GMT: MOBILIZATION: The U.S. military is positioning naval and air forces around Libya, says the Pentagon in a time when Western powers faced the possibility of military intervention against the regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.
17H11 GMT: HELP: U.S. humanitarian teams to send two Libyan borders with Tunisia and Egypt, announced in Geneva the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
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14H48 GMT - "Strategic Imperative" - \u200b\u200bThe head of U.S. diplomacy, Hillary Clinton, says that support transitions to democracy in progress in the Arab world is "a strategic imperative."
14H12 GMT - LOST CONTROL FOR Gaddafi - Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has lost control of the largest oil fields in his country, according to the European Union (EU).
14H02 GMT - helicopter reached: Opponents of the regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi said his anti-aircraft guns hit a military helicopter near the town of Misrata (150 km east of Tripoli), after the device launched rockets at the transmitting antenna of the local radio.
13.15 GMT - EUROPEAN TO LIBYA SANCTIONS: The European Union Monday approved an arms embargo against Libya, freezing assets and visa bans for Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and his 25 associates, which goes beyond the sanctions imposed by the UN on Saturday, according to European diplomats.
EU - The European Union (EU) will meet on Monday to impose sanctions on Libya, announced in Geneva the head of European diplomacy, Catherine Ashton.
12H39 GMT - FREEZING OF PAYMENTS - Germany proposes to the international community to freeze all payments to Libya for 60 days to prevent the regime of Muammar Gaddafi has the means to oppress his people, declared in Geneva, the German Minister Affairs, Guido Westerwelle. 11H19 GMT - MISSION WFP - World Food Programme (WFP) today sent a mission to Tunisia to assist in the humanitarian needs caused by lar evuelta in Libya and its impact on the most vulnerable.
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Gadhafi's power is limited to two cities
The Libyan revolutionary control most of the cities, only lack the capital and the birthplace of Muammar
TRIPOLI , LIBYA (28/FEB/2011) .- The leader of the Libyan Revolution Muammar Gadhafi, only has two bastions of resistance against demonstrators calling for his ouster: Tripoli, the capital, and Sirte, his hometown .
was controlled the second city, whose buildings had bullet holes, reflecting the battle lost by regime loyalists.
A police officer who defected 10 days ago to join the protests, told on condition of anonymity, that more than two thousand comrades did the same and that all were willing to defend with their lives Zauiya. "Yes, we are fighting for freedom, we are ready to die for." Even the experienced Ahmed el-Gatrani general said his forces would also help the rebels.
Analysts said that while revolutionaries could take the capital and attempting to kill Gadhafi, the leader still has the power to foment chaos or civil war. Muammar blames the organization of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb for the unrest and said that the people support. However, it is closer, although his son Saif al-Islam Gadhafi said the opposite yesterday to the U.S. program "This Week" on ABC. "The whole South is calm. The West is calm. The Center is calm. Even some of the East, is very different reality and what is said in the media. "
in Benghazi As the protesters formed a National Council and called it as "the political face of the revolution." Abdelhafiz Hoga, a spokesman for the so-called Revolutionary Coalition February 17, emphasized that "there is a provisional government" and that his mission is to "manage the transition process." Hoga added: "The Council has not yet been fully formed and its members have been appointed."
Muammar Gadhafi dismissed the new sanctions adopted on Saturday in the Security Council of the United Nations against him and said the rebels will be surrounded and defeated. In an interview with Pink Serbian television said "that UN can not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, unless a country is attacking another."
Gadhafi also accused the world body to "make decisions based on press reports" and called for a UN commission to investigate the situation in his country. Press
UK EU offers aid for the post regime GENEVA, SWITZERLAND .-
While not yet defeated, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, and provides support for "post Gadhafi" . The officer arrived yesterday in Geneva where he will participate in a session of the Human Rights Council of the UN, and said the international community develop a response "humanitarian" on par "policy" to the Libyan crisis. Clinton offered U.S. aid (EU) to agents acting in this direction in Libya, but stressed that they are not involved in any negotiations for the departure of Gadhafi.
Meanwhile, British Prime Minister, David Cameron, said Gadhafi is time to "go" and added that the Libyan leader will have no role in the future of Libya. Agencies 
arrived in Rome after being evacuated from Libya, hoping Mexican
return to the country's 11 Mexican nationals were evacuated from Libya aboard a Navy ship arrived in Rome Italian military yesterday (photo) and is expected to depart the next day back to Mexico.
"We were desperate to get out," says Sylvester Maciel Abrego engineer, responsible for a project managed in Libya by Italian Tecnomontaggi, who hired Mexicans. Maciel told that the only risk they ran was when they tried to exit Airport Misurata, "there was some unrest and armed individuals." It has not worked for nine days because all employees, Tunisian, Libyan or Thai, and did not show up, "the company decided it could not continue."
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"Mercenaries" is the most used word these days among the Libyan opposition to Qaddafi. Every time longer used to describe any person loyal to the Gaddafi regime, while for most people is used for "black Africans", presumably to serve the regime. As one city after another is "free", especially after the support of army units and the Libyan police, civilians and Libyan troops agree to mention the recent fighting between the Libyan nationals. "Mercenaries" have been and are the enemy.
Sidsel Wold, a veteran journalist with the Norwegian broadcaster 'NRK'y currently located in Al-Bayda, has documented the rhetoric that we are living in Libya. Different people explained that the great battle in this city in eastern Libya was fought around a quarter, to which everyone referred to as defended by mercenaries. But when filming the alleged "mercenaries" captured, it appeared that most had an Arabic appearance. The few-like sub-Saharan Africa were dressed in civilian clothes. And talking to them, it became clear that several of these African "mercenaries" had been captured after the fighting. Sidsel Wold also witnessed and filmed the interrogation of a citizen of Chad captured by an army officer who had defected. The chad young civilian clothes, insisted it was a simple civil a worker. "Asked why he and other Africans were seen fleeing, he explained that he had simply" frightened by the gunfire. " The Libyan army officer who had defected clearly says" not believe "the young Africa. In his view, the fact that a group of five sub-Saharan Africans trying to escape from the city was "suspect" in itself. The five youths are still being held - apparently humane - suspected of being "mercenaries". But Al-Bayda, continues the systematic and arbitrary detention of the African sub
"Somalis in Tripoli say they are being persecuted on suspicion of being mercenaries, "recently reported Melissa Fleming, spokeswoman for the UN agency for refugees (UNHCR), adding that the agency was" increasingly concerned ". no reliable sources who have been able to document this. The League of Human Rights in Libya said today that there are about 6,000 mercenaries in Libya, "of which 3,000 are in Tripoli." However, no documentation has been submitted to confirm this information. Hadi Shalluf Libyan lawyer, member of the International Criminal Court (ICC) today called on the court deemed the presidents of African countries to support sending mercenaries Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. "According to the statutes of the ICC, may also be prosecuted for contributing to crimes against humanity being committed by Gaddafi" Shalluf said in a press conference in Paris on the leaders of countries like Chad, Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone and Liberia. The lawyer, who now works in the case of Darfur within the ICC, said there is evidence that these presidents have sent mercenaries to Libya at the request of Qaddafi, abandoned by most of his troops.
JUAN MIGUEL MUÑOZ committees and the liberated areas controlled most of the oil sector .- The aircraft flies over and bombs Gaddafi insurgent area Saharan
. Sidsel Wold also spoke to a group of young Libyans, consisting of young civilians and officers who have deserted the army, dedicated to police the streets following the orders of the provisional authorities of the city. Young explained that they were openly in the streets trying to "get mercenaries to deliver them to the authorities." and arrivals information afrol News from other cities "liberated" Libya are similar. In Benghazi, last week, citizens attacked and destroyed a building in which 36 citizens were in Chad, Niger and Sudan. The Africans were accused of being "mercenaries" and later arrested, according to local residents said.
- Brave Gaddafi Libyan opponents report on their struggle against the regime through social networks on the Internet or by telephone. The "Libyan Youth Movement," remains in permanent contact with the Libyans in the war zone and videos send their information through communication networks, and generally refers to those who continue to resist popular revolution as "mercenaries." These sources often mention that the interim authorities in the "liberated cities" arming local youth to go after the "mercenaries." There are frequent posts victorious tone on "mercenaries fleeing demonstrators" and how young people "captured the mercenaries." Equally disturbing, the most terrible scenes - like the killing of Libyan women and children - are always attributed to "mercenaries", apparently under the belief that a Libyan citizen would never do such acts of barbarism. However, no evidence is presented on the authorship of these facts.
- As widespread hatred against the "black African mercenaries" is increasing, not all Africans are captured arbitrarily treated humanely by the provisional authorities in Al-Bayda. There are a growing number of Sub-Saharan information about
- Alleged mercenaries captured by Libyan demonstrators and protected against lynching
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ianos killed by the crowds at the "Libya released." For example, last week a Turkish worker in the construction sector BBC stated: "We had 70 to 80 people in Chad who worked for our company and they were killed with axes, while the attackers said, 'You are contributing troops to Gaddafi'. The Sudanese were also slaughtered. We saw with our own eyes" . An employee of Sierra Leone in Tripoli, told his friend: "All the black Africans are becoming targets. I am writing to inform you how the situation is deteriorating every hour in Tripoli, especially for us black Africans who have been threatened with violence, accused of siding with the regime. "
Abigail Hauslohner, a journalist with Time magazine that currently in Benghazi, spoke to volunteers and Idrid Salaama Shebany Hayan, who said they were afraid that "people attacked the Africans." The workers were attacked while trying to escape the chaos, they added. A worker from Ghana, added that " Libyans, when they see black people, kill them. "
The number of sub-Saharan Africans living in Libya is not clear, but several company sources civil speak of "several hundreds of thousands" of legally registered African. In addition, a large unknown number of illegal immigrants and asylum seekers in the country. is widely believed that, indeed, it is mercenary troops in Libya, although the evidence supporting this theory are very weak. Several sources spoke of a secret recruitment of mercenaries from various rebel groups that the regime of Gaddafi has supported throughout its history, especially since the conflict in Darfur.
However, Image sympathetic to Gaddafi dead, apparently documenting the existence of "black African mercenaries" in Libya
Several videos and photos documenting alleged mercenary groups in Libya, circulating on the Internet. Most say little about the origin of these forces pro-Gaddafi, who also could be Libyans. Some images, however, show dark-skinned people - uniformed and plain clothes - apparently of African origin.
The few Africans who have been caught with weapons and have spoken to Western journalists claim not to be mercenaries, but were seeking work in Libya. They claim to have been picked up by officials who had promised to work in Tripoli. In the capital, were sent to the army barracks, which gave them weapons, a large sum of money and the order to shoot demonstrators. But most sub-Saharan arbitrarily detained in the "Libya released" deny having participated in the fighting, saying who are employees or are looking for work.
Thus, emerging growing doubts about the existence of mercenaries in Africa. Today, Ghanaians have been fearful that finally fled Egypt said that the Libyans were obliged to "masquerade as mercenaries", publishing his photographs in media and social networks like YouTube and Facebook. No government in Africa, even the African Union (AU), has reacted to allegations of Libyan mercenaries on the African presence in Libya, with the exception of Chad. "Chad has not sent or recruited youths in Chad to serve as mercenaries in Libya," the government said in a recent statement, adding that the information on mercenaries from Chad are "likely to cause serious physical and materials Chadians living in Libya."
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After two deserters fled Malta with two fighter jets when they refused to attack his own people, Libya attempted to recover the two planes. Malta Libya refuses to return the aircraft.
Lawrence Gonzi, Prime Minister of Malta, before one of the boats with refugees from Libya
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afrol News, 28 February The two Libyan fighter planes landed at the international airport in Valletta, Malta, on 21 February, after the pilots had deserted in protest against an order to bomb protesters demanding the resignation of Muammar Gaddafi. already returning to shore Maltese, the two pilots requested political asylum in Malta, but Gadhafi has obviously not lost hope of retrieving the two fighter jets, made in France, with those who had fled the two pilots.
On Wednesday, the Libyan leader sent a plane to Malta with seven pilots on board, confirmed yesterday at a press conference the Prime Minister of Malta, Lawrence Gonzi. However, according Gonzi, the plane was denied landing permission and had to return to Libya, since the aircraft does not present any plan or flight path nor informed about the identity of the crew and passengers on the plane . Gonzi refused further reports in some media, in stating that Gaddafi's daughter was a person who was in the plane they refused to land in Malta.
Gonzi also confirmed that Libya has made a formal request to retrieve the two fighters, but the request has been rejected by the government of Malta. Yesterday, Prime Minister of Malta, which until now had been careful in his criticism of the neighboring country, clearly distanced himself from the regime of Gaddafi.
"The Libyan regime can not deny the legitimate demands of the people, and Gaddafi's regime's days are so numbered," he said Lawrence Gonzi. Malta has received in recent days about 8,000 refugees from Libya and expects that number to increase significantly in the coming days.
Malta's Prime Minister also stressed that his country intends to be a basis for countries that want to use military force to overthrow the regime of Gaddafi. "Malta wants peace and stability return to the region as soon as possible. The priority now must be a coordinated international effort to bring humanitarian aid such as food and medicine to the Libyan people," Gonzi said.
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"The Chadian president has acknowledged personally recruit mercenaries to Libya, that way. It even seems that Chadian military is involved," he said. The lawyer said that the leaders of these countries fear that by the end the rebellion in Libya, "their turn to them." Shalluf was confident the Libyan dictator and his sons will go to court, "While the Libyans or, if he leaves the country to the ICC."
"I I think they prefer to be tried before the ICC, it does not recognize the death penalty. Libya would be sentenced to death, "he said.
He said there are" a hundred percent "of options that are judged, in particular" Gaddafi's sons who have participated in the battle ", which called "criminal murderers". Shalluf called for military intervention in the country to end the killing of civilians while he criticized the international community have supported for years the regime of Gaddafi.
"When interests trade through no human rights, "said the lawyer, referring the reception that Western countries gave Qaddafi in recent years.
was also critical of the fears expressed by some leaders for a possible influx of immigrants to Europe Libyans.
"When they need oil no matter what happens in the country, but when it comes to welcoming immigrants are scared. I do not think that is the case of Libya, a sparsely populated country with great wealth. It has never Libyan migration occurred or will be, "he said. Shalluf
welcomed the international community's decision to freeze the assets of the Gaddafi family, but noted that "comes too late. "We should not expect to have a revolution to block the assets of illegal African leaders. Should be returned to the people, "he said.
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Thousands of opposition armed march to the conquest of Tripoli
"When they need oil no matter what happens in the country, but when it comes to welcoming immigrants are scared. I do not think that is the case of Libya, a sparsely populated country with great wealth. It has never Libyan migration occurred or will be, "he said. Shalluf
welcomed the international community's decision to freeze the assets of the Gaddafi family, but noted that "comes too late. "We should not expect to have a revolution to block the assets of illegal African leaders. Should be returned to the people, "he said.
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Prime Minister of the Transitional Government of Tunisia, Mohamed Ghanuchi, announced his resignation Sunday in a press conference at the Palace of Carthage. The interim president of Tunisia, Fouad Mebaza has appointed new prime minister Said Beyi Essebsi, former dean of the College of Lawyers of Tunisia, as reported by national television. The protests come to the capital of Oman  | ANGELES ESPINOSA
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Tunisia's prime minister announces his resignation
Prime Minister of the Transitional Government of Tunisia, Mohamed Ghanuchi, announced on Sunday his resignation at a press conference at the Palace of Carthage.
"I have decided to resign from my position as prime minister, a decision
with a clear conscience and necessary for the good of Tunisia
Beyi Essebsi Said, former dean of the College of Lawyers of Tunisia, as reported  national television. |
| "is not an escape" of their responsibility as it is in "open the way to another first minister for the good of Tunisia, its future and their revolution. " | He explained that he had pondered his decision for a week and said he was not willing to adopt attitudes that "may cause loss of human life."
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outgoing Prime Minister accused "shadow groups", without naming them, of trying to "weaken the government and derail the revolution."
These groups, he said, are "a minority, as most remain silent or is expressed only through Facebook," referring to the Internet network.
also asked for the reasons leading to these groups to act as if "the downfall of the government was the main objective of the revolution."
to achieve the goal of democracy. also noted that the interim president, Fuad Mebaza, will announce next week's agenda and timetable for the elections scheduled in mid-than July.
Acting Chairman from January 14 to February 27 Ghanuchi Mohamed, was prime minister and acting president of Tunisia since Ben Ali was forced to relinquish power after protests
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| a result of rising prices of essential items , the sharp rise in unemployment the corruption and lack of freedom of expression | and the bonzo after burning to a young unemployed at that police had confiscated the cart in selling vegetables.
ALGERIA
PREPARES
Algeria strengthens controls on its border with Libya
This is to prevent military equipment that may come from Libya
was sent food and medical supplies in anticipation of an exodus
Libya's flight is beyond the border with Egypt
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Algerian regions bordering Libya in a state of military alert and the staff of the Army has sent military units and equipment to enhance
strengthening their control, as reported by the Algerian newspaper "El Khabar" and confirmed a number of sources . semi-desert regions of southeastern Algeria.
"El Khabar" ensures that in regions bordering Libya has strengthened the security device in anticipation of deserters from the Libyan Army
or party militias of Muammar Gaddafi attempting to enter Algerian territory or introduce military equipment.
The newspaper says that many agents of the Libyan security forces and military have fled to Algeria
since the early days of the
revolt in neighboring
and have been "installed in a place reserved especially for them. "
Moreover, Algerian Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia has ordered send the country's border regions food, equipment and medical supplies to meet a possible influx of refugees from Libya to Algeria.
According to official data released so far over 660 people from Libya have reached the last days Dedbeb outpost in the province of Illizi, the southernmost of the two. One hundred people tried to focus on Martyrs' Square Qaddafi increasingly hemmed in Tripoli 15 : 57 The situation worsens for Libyan leader Muammar Gafadi, trying to cling to power while the country is increasingly controlled by the rebels. In the last hours, the opponents have succeeded in controlling Zauiya City, 50 kilometers from the capital. was seen as the most pro-Western openness and the dictator's sons was not always so: Bashar Assad took over seamlessly by his father
and have been "installed in a place reserved especially for them. "
Moreover, Algerian Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia has ordered send the country's border regions food, equipment and medical supplies to meet a possible influx of refugees from Libya to Algeria.
According to official data released so far over 660 people from Libya have reached the last days Dedbeb outpost in the province of Illizi, the southernmost of the two.
The Algerian news agency APS reported that it is 150 Algerians, 340 Egyptians, 14 Germans, 63 French, 32 Mauritanians, 62 Libyans and five Britons. 
have been dispersed into the surrounding streets by
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Shouts of "murderer power," the people want the regime's fall, "" out Bouteflika "or" free and democratic Algeria "demonstrators try to meet again in another place.
Bouteflika and tried to provoke incidents, to police inaction. 
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- Several hundred police officers have prevented Saturday back by force the start of a demonstration in central Algiers to demand changes in the Algerian regime, called by the opposition Rally for Culture and Democracy (RCD).
- About a hundred people tried to focus on Martyrs' Square, the starting point of the demonstration, one hour before the start, but were dispersed into the surrounding streets by the police .
- is the first demonstration that takes place in the capital since last Thursday the country's president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika,
A square
taken by police found
whole square is taken by the Police
, which has installed iron barriers and barbed wire around it and prevents access by any citizen. According to EFE, a Member of the RCD was injured after falling to the ground by the police pushed the demonstrators, who tried to gather in the Square Martyrs, near the Bay of Algiers. The congressman was evacuated on a stretcher and taken to hospital in an ambulance.
Every attempt to focus on an adjacent street demonstrators are dispersed by dozens of riot police, who 
push them with their shields and making noise to frighten them with their batons.
push them with their shields and making noise to frighten them with their batons. also slogans in favor of Bouteflika
Among As has happened in the two attempts earlier Saturday's protest, several young men, mostly teenagers, have been interspersed among the protesters shouted slogans in favor
This group is still larger, between 40 and 50, and carrying banners first Bouteflika's favor and against the NCCD.
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THE LEGACY OF LIBYA: 40 years of abuse
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NOW, CHINA:
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police orders to disperse a group of people in Shanghai
audiovisual journalists barred from international media to film the protest
Beijing, Feb 27 (EFE) .- China Police prevented journalists today international audiovisual media from filming the widespread deployment of security forces to prevent a demonstration, and some of them, as the BBC channels, ARD and ZDF (Germany) and APTV (USA) were questioned. Continue reading the printed article
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Police officers in uniform or not, prevented access to the central shopping street of Wangfujing, after referring to cameras filming is prohibited in the area.
let alone the street access to print media journalists, including Efe, but one of them, the German agency DPA He asks, but was later released. Paradoxically, many police officers in uniform or plainclothes videotaping or photographing passers from noon today went to that street.
The notice to appear in the "Jasmine Revolution" in a cool, sunny Sunday, today was a response difficult to assess since the number of "walkers" as they are called, was quite overcome by agents security, some with dogs, which also poured water to force pedestrians to walk along the edge of the road. addition, many "walkers" were journalists accredited foreign media in Beijing today trying to verify the response to the second appeal of the movement of portal Boxun, after February 20. In www.boxunblog.com, Wei She, her creator, of Chinese origin and living in North Carolina, said he did not call for protests in Chinese cities, but so did the Internet that go into it, about 500,000 daily and in general, overseas Chinese.
According to Wei, the objective was to create "a platform of freedom and openness, but the site has already become a true citizen journalism." The portal, which can not be opened in China, suffers many attacks by hackers in recent weeks, according to its founder. In Shanghai, many people taking pictures of the "walkers Jasmine", which emulates the name of the Tunisian, were arrested in the first place. Whistles
to force pedestrians to walk, or speakers to avoid stopping at the Shanghai People's Square were used today in the economic capital of China by the police. accredited foreign journalists in Shanghai were warned by the authorities to stay away from the place of any protests in 27 cities.
During the weekend, television networks like CNN could not be kept locked as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, and LinkedIn, one of the few social networks that was allowed.
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