Gaddafi Adjabiya and forces bombed the hospital evacuation

Ajdabiya (Libya). .- The rebels have ordered the evacuation of the hospital today to Ajdabiya, 160 miles southwest of Benghazi, the revolutionary capital, at the intensity of the bombing by the troops gadafistas, as he witnessed Efe. Amid a general rout the rebels decided to evacuate the medical facility for the harshness of the fighting that has also forced the abandonment of the city to Benghazi for the few families left in this strategic eastern country.

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United Kingdom - Carnival activist on Oxford Street

British activists - students, militant anti-tax evasion and anti-capitalist groups - have announced for Saturday, March 26 a series of sit-ins, occupations and popular assemblies intended to mark the popular opposition to the program restraint of government. In particular, they intend to occupy some "beautiful buildings" of the capital, causing the closure of dozens of shops and occupy Hyde Park for twenty-four hours.

Off a bomb on a road between Dublin and Belfast

Belfast. .- Northern Irish police have turned off this Saturday, a bomb ready to explode "found in a van on the main route connecting Dublin with Belfast, a week after the attack allegedly perpetrated by dissident Republicans who killed a police in Omagh . Although no group has taken responsibility, police suspect may again be behind the attempted bombing of the IRA dissidents who opposed the 1998 peace process.

A ship arrives from Libya to Lampedusa in more than 500 immigrants

Two boats from North Africa with hundreds of immigrants on board arrived on Friday night on the Italian island of Lampedusa, after more than 24 hours of respite in which there had been no news of new landings. As reported by Italian media, the largest landing occurred shortly after 20.00 local time (18.00 GMT) from an old boat that is believed to have from Libya.

Italian television channel Sky TG24 issued late in the afternoon on Friday pictures of the boat, which, according to some media, traveled some 600 immigrants, mostly from sub-Saharan origin. The boat, which had also women and children, was sighted in the afternoon on Friday about 20 miles south of Lampedusa and then accompanied into port by boat from the Guardia di Finanza and the Port Authority.

LIBYA - Berlin confirms its position

Invited to discuss the trays of the second public channel ZDF on March 24, the German Minister of Development, Dirk Niebel (FDP Liberal) has strongly defended the government's position against military involvement Merkel of Germany in Libya and dismissed the argument - often made with the approach of regional elections on March 27 - for "electoral maneuver.

According tageszeitung, he lamented that "all non-military means have not been exploited" and that there is no strategy for post-Gaddafi. Moreover, he denounced the hypocrisy of the international coalition, finding "significant that it is precisely those countries that continue to source petroleum Libyan bombing blithely the country." Germany, she argues for a total embargo on oil deliveries.

Hundreds of Egyptians are entrenched in Tahrir after clashes with the army

Cairo. .- Hundreds of Egyptians continue today in the central Tahrir Square in Cairo in a clear challenge to the Armed Forces, after violent clashes this morning between protesters and the military. In this square, the epicenter of the revolution that ended the regime of Hosni Mubarak, are clear signs of shocks that occurred hours earlier when members of the army tried to disperse after curfew to those gathered there.