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.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Israel continues its offensive and killed a leader and two Hamas militants
Further escalation in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip and Palestinian militants shot at southern Israel. This morning, Israeli aircraft killed two militants and a leader of the armed wing of the Islamist group Hamas, the main objective of the military offensive launched on Thursday after their attack (with an antitank missile) against a school bus and seriously injured an Israeli teenager 16 years.
JAPAN - Residents of Fukushima, head (if you want)!
Now, residents within a radius of 20-30 km around the plant in Fukushima Dai-ichi are invited individually to evacuate, "said government spokesman Yukio Edano. "Although they were advised from March 12 to stay at home cloisters, the government advises evacuation due to the supply of essential commodities has become increasingly difficult to achieve," recounts the Asahi Shimbun.
Syria accuses infiltrators groups of protesters slaughter
Cairo. .- The Syrian Interior Ministry accused the group of infiltrators to shoot the demonstrations that took place Friday in various parts of the country against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Asad. "Some of inciting to violence, intruders and paid for by known external sectors infiltrated the demonstrators and opened fire indiscriminately in order to cause a division between civilians and police," says the ministry said in a statement released by the agency SANA news.
Internal documents reveal doubts about the safety of nuclear plants in the U.S.
Several internal documents of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) have revealed the doubts among experts about security in some of the 65 operations centers in the United States. The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS, for its acronym in English) has released the contents of emails in which asserts that "contingency plans have been reviewed to ensure they can work in the case of severe accidents." The same documents doubt whether the plants are ready to face a "prolonged slump power" to stop without running their refrigeration systems, as occurred in Fukushima reactor.
LIBYA - It's serious stroke in Benghazi
Yusuf Islam are two young people who share two passions, one of hip hop and revolution. Reportage in a city at war.
Bahrain's government could have arrested more than 500 opponents
Manama. .- The Bahraini Centre for Human Rights (BCHR) has indicated that the number of opposition activists detained in the Gulf country has already exceeded the 500 - among which there are 17 women - as well as 18 missing , as reported by Iranian television channel PressTV. Since the beginning of the protests in Bahrain, dozens of protesters have been killed and many more are missing.
The bodies of the missing are usually found days later. The president of BCHR, Nabil Rajab, said that, currently, one in a thousand Bahrainis being held for political reasons. In this sense, eyewitnesses have reported that state security forces conducted house to house to arrest the activists.
The bodies of the missing are usually found days later. The president of BCHR, Nabil Rajab, said that, currently, one in a thousand Bahrainis being held for political reasons. In this sense, eyewitnesses have reported that state security forces conducted house to house to arrest the activists.
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