"Those who attempt to seize power through coups should know that it's impossible. The country will become unstable, there will be a civil war, bloody war," said Ali Abdullah Saleh, March 22. Yemen's president, increasingly isolated, has proposed to leave office in January 2012, a deadline considered too distant from the opposition, which continues to demand his immediate departure.
New calls have been launched to protest March 25, writes the information site of Sanaa.
New calls have been launched to protest March 25, writes the information site of Sanaa.
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- Yemen's President Says Nation Is "Time Bomb" Nearing Civil War - Bloomberg (27/03/2011)
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