Faced with the resignations cascade, Ali Abdullah Saleh has sacked his government on March 20. The ministers of Awqaf, Tourism and Human Rights had previously resigned with other members of the government to denounce the violence with which the manifestation of Sana'a, March 18, had been suppressed. The opposition says the security forces perpetrated a "massacre," killing 52 people and wounding 600 others.
In power for thirty-two, Saleh appears increasingly isolated. 
In power for thirty-two, Saleh appears increasingly isolated.
- Saleh urges opponents to leave Yemen - AFP (29/03/2011)
- Yemen's Saleh could leave power within hours: TV report (26/03/2011)
- Seeking West's Support, Yemen's Saleh "delivers" City to Al Qaeda (28/03/2011)
- Yemen close to transition of power deal - Reuters (26/03/2011)
- Talks on fate of Yemen's embattled president snag - The Associated Press (26/03/2011)
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