London police arrested at least 43 people in the path of the bride and groom

Barcelona (Editorial) .- The London police have arrested 43 people Friday along the route that William and Catherine have been made from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace, the chain reported Skynews. The alleged crimes committed by those arrested range from breaking the public order and manifest drunkenness, theft attendees to gun ownership.

Among those arrested is a 38-year-old accused of sexually assaulting a girl of 14 years. The security operation for the real link has cost 22.5 million euros. 5,000 police have been involved in ensuring the proper functioning of the day. ExpulsadosEntre anarchist prisoners are a group of 21 'anarchists' who allegedly tried to interfere with the outcome of the ceremony and that weeks before had threatened to "interrupt the actual link."

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Two dead in southern Yemen

Two men were killed at dawn on Friday in clashes with security forces in southern Yemen, official sources have said. A gunman has killed and another was wounded in Aden by the military when he tried to throw a grenade at the hotel in the southern city, said an official of the security services. In another incident, five soldiers were wounded by a grenade thrown at several soldiers who were guarding the city's central bank.

ECUADOR - Quito to the Washington makes his own coin

The United States has decided April 7 to expel the ambassador of Ecuador, in response to a similar measure taken against the U.S. representative in Quito, after the publication of a note by Wikileaks embarrassing for Washington. "It is normal diplomatic procedures," responded the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador, Ricardo Patiño, hoping for an early resumption of dialogue.

The paper wonders what political and economic repercussions could be the attitude of the Ecuadorian government.

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NATO says Gaddafi's forces had mined the harbor Misrata

Brussels. Naval Units .- Libyan regime of Muammar al-Gaddafi today have undermined the besieged port city Libyan Misrata, although NATO ships have begun the process of demining, said a military official of the Alliance. "Some ships, which we assume were pro-Gaddafi laid mines indiscriminately," said Brigadier Rob Weighill, head of NATO operations in Libya, in a press conference.

The operation was performed this morning by several boats, which were intercepted by NATO naval units after they had placed some mines being cleared, he added. Weighill said he had no further details about the incident, as it is very recent. However, he said it is "another attempt by the Gaddafi regime totally ignore international law to prevent humanitarian aid reaches the people of Misrata." The allied military official said the air strikes the next few days will be concentrated around the cities of Misrata, Zinta (west) and Yebra (near the Tunisian border).

Morocco does not preclude the author of Al Qaeda

The Moroccan Minister of Communication and Government Spokesman, Khalid Naciri, has ensured that they are following all leads, including Al Qaeda in the attack this past Thursday in the tourist heart of Marrakech. "The investigation continues to determine the responsibilities, but for now I warn you to take an accusing finger," added the minister.

In fact, Minister of Economy and Finance, Saladin Mezouar, wanted to emphasize that there are still, data that directly to Al Qaeda. "So far and so far, we have no certain about the origin of the act and those responsible," he said. The incident took place at the famous Café Argana, located in the Jemaa el Fna Square, declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 2001.

SYRIA - The Syrian nationality granted to Kurds

President Bashar Assad issued a decree on April 7 giving citizenship to Syrian Kurds Hasaka region in north-east, pan-Arab daily reported. This measure relates to 100,000 Kurds registered as foreigners since the 1962 census. According to an opposing party Yakiti, the Kurdish Democratic Party, the Kurds continue to assert their civil, political and cultural.

He remains in the country nearly 200,000 Kurds denied Syrian nationality.

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Spain to Morocco sends experts to assist in the investigation of the attack

Madrid. .- The Spanish government on Friday sent some police experts to Morocco to cooperate with the authorities of this country in the investigation of the attack yesterday against a cafe in Marrakech, briefed the executive vice president and interior minister, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba. At a press conference following the Council of Ministers, Rubalcaba has indicated that the agents went to Morocco this morning and they basically belong to the forensic and explosives expert body.