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Friday, November 25, 2011
Egypt - Tahrir protesters step up pressure on the army & Protesters Unhappy With New Egyptian PM
Published on Nov 25, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Thousands of Egyptians poured into Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday.
Their aim is to seal the same fate for their military rulers as they did for deposed president Hosni Mubarak in February.
Their message is simple: stand down now.
Tahrir Square was the focal point of the uprising that swept Mubarak from power.
Similar protests are taking place across the country, but there are also some demonstrations in support of the army.
Those backing the military say they can provide much-needed stability.
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Egypt's new prime minister may say he has more power than his predecessor, but protesters still massing in Cairo's Tahrir Square don't like his appointment. And they got strong backing Friday from the Obama administration in the U.S. (Nov. 25)
Their aim is to seal the same fate for their military rulers as they did for deposed president Hosni Mubarak in February.
Their message is simple: stand down now.
Tahrir Square was the focal point of the uprising that swept Mubarak from power.
Similar protests are taking place across the country, but there are also some demonstrations in support of the army.
Those backing the military say they can provide much-needed stability.
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Egypt's new prime minister may say he has more power than his predecessor, but protesters still massing in Cairo's Tahrir Square don't like his appointment. And they got strong backing Friday from the Obama administration in the U.S. (Nov. 25)
Morocco - Voting slow in 's key democratic test / Maroc - Le vote lente dans l 'test démocratique clés
Published on Nov 25, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Moroccans have been voting in a general election brought forward in the wake of the Arab spring.
Initial reports suggest a low turnout: according to Interior Ministry figures, only 11.5 percent of voters had cast their ballot at midday.
The moderate Islamists from Justice and Development Party, or PJ, have been in opposition until now.
Initial reports suggest a low turnout: according to Interior Ministry figures, only 11.5 percent of voters had cast their ballot at midday.
The moderate Islamists from Justice and Development Party, or PJ, have been in opposition until now.
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Marocains ont voté dans une élection générale reporté dans le sillage du printemps arabe.
Les premiers rapports suggèrent une faible participation: selon les chiffres du ministère l'Intérieur, seulement 11,5 pour cent des électeurs avaient jeté leur bulletin de vote à midi.
Les islamistes modérés du Parti Justice et Développement, ou PJ, ont été dans l'opposition jusqu'à maintenant.
Les premiers rapports suggèrent une faible participation: selon les chiffres du ministère l'Intérieur, seulement 11,5 pour cent des électeurs avaient jeté leur bulletin de vote à midi.
Les islamistes modérés du Parti Justice et Développement, ou PJ, ont été dans l'opposition jusqu'à maintenant.
Mali - Reports 3 more Europeans abducted, one killed at Timbuktu
Published on Nov 25, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Reports from Mali say three Europeans have been kidnapped and a fourth killed at Timbuktu in the north of the country. The information comes from a Malian government source.
The person killed is said to be German; the others' nationalities are not known.
The latest attack comes a day after two French geologists were kidnapped from their hotel at Hombori, 200 kilometres to the south. French troops have joined Malian forces in trying to find them.
The person killed is said to be German; the others' nationalities are not known.
The latest attack comes a day after two French geologists were kidnapped from their hotel at Hombori, 200 kilometres to the south. French troops have joined Malian forces in trying to find them.
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