Canada expels Libyan diplomats from five inappropriate activities

The Canadian government announced Wednesday the expulsion of five Libyan diplomats and said its activities in the country are "inappropriate and inconsistent with normal diplomatic functions." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada said in a statement that the five diplomats, who did not identify, and their families "should prepare for immediate departure" of the country.

"The activities conducted in Canada by five Libyan diplomats are deemed inappropriate and inconsistent with normal diplomatic functions," the statement said. The Canadian Government also explained that Ottawa has not cut diplomatic relations with Libya, "but we have stopped," he added, "the operations at the embassy in Tripoli." The expulsion came days after demonstrators for and against the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, the confrontation of the Libyan embassy in Ottawa.

TUNISIA - The Libyan refugees flocking

The situation in Libya has never been more critical than it is these days. The images we have reported a small country with fire and blood. And stories from some newly arrived refugees Libyan echo of unprecedented repression and monstrosities. These brigades are perpetrated by pro-Gaddafi and the bloody and ruthless mercenaries whose only other instructions than to vandalize, rape and kill.

Cities martyrs, and Misrata Zawia in particular, are only ruins and desolation, submitted during the first days of air strikes and heavy bombardment of artillery shells fired today. The residents in these cities live in terror, keeping their home as they leave for a trip necessities. Faced with increasing violence of the fighting and fearing the murderous madness of Colonel Gaddafi, demonic, spiteful and vindictive, many Libyan families in distress have left their homeland in fear for their lives and their children.

Merkel wants to unify the pension and holidays in the EU

Berlin. .- German Chancellor Angela Merkel, wants to unify the retirement age and vacations in different countries of the European Union (EU), including Spain, given the great differences that exist. Chancellor last night criticized the early retirement and holiday periods in some countries in an act of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), who presides in the town of Meschede, in the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Mubarak waiver of his property and trying to be free

The Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, in custody since last April 13 for illicit enrichment, has given up all their assets to achieve their release, according to the state newspaper "Al Ahram." The digital edition of the newspaper said, citing unnamed sources, that the exmandatario today signed a document that transfers its assets and properties in Egypt to the public coffers.

The sources said that with this resignation the president, who is provisionally in the hospital in Sharm el-Sheikh last month after suffering a heart attack, seeks to achieve his release. This news coincides with the announcement that Mubarak will soon direct a message to the nation to apologize to the Egyptian people and publicly renounce their property, according to judicial sources confirmed.

GULF STATES - You said "cooperation"?

The Gulf Cooperation Council [GCC, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar] is celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of its founding in 1981. Everyone agrees that the Gulf countries, if not all Arab countries should unite in one form or another. Everyone agrees that the unit would be a source of power, would strengthen the economy and ensure a more prosperous life for the population.

Al Qaeda to the Egyptian named Saif al-Adel as a successor to bin Laden, according to CNN

Washington. .- Al Qaeda has named as interim leader the Egyptian Saif al-Adel, 50 years and led the Egyptian faction of the terrorist network founded by Osama Bin Laden, CNN reported Tuesday. Saif al-Adel, who is also known as Muhamad Ibrahim Makkawi, has been chosen temporarily to the nervousness of the community "jihadist" by the lack of formal announcement of a new chief, according to CNNEl U.S.

The end of the code of silence?

Anne Sinclair spoke swiftly: "I have believed for a second sexual assault allegations hanging over my husband. I am convinced that it will be proven innocent." The wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn knows the Meccans who breathe life to the news. You might even, in time and solvent legal team, repair the image of President of the IMF.

Its main attraction is to impose the sharp strength of who can play with the camera. Tell your friends that will make the cause a battle at close range. Who knows but also, return of the trials, a dazzling future sales success. At sixty-two, the same age as Strauss-Kahn, is one of the most famous journalists in France.