Revolution (s) Update Tunisia Tunisia
go further demonstrations against the transitional government.
Interpol issued an arrest warrant for ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his family of six for the charge of smuggling to operate the Tunisian transitional government issued.
Interpol, said their family members after the lookout, and this should be arrested, but no officials were sent to arrest them.
spoken about the possible release of 2460 prisoners. So far is unknown how many of them ploitische prisoners.
11 thousand prisoners are said to have escaped during the chaos of the fall of Ben Ali, 71 were killed.
still find the seat of government in the Old City protests.
announced Despite the struggles of the transitional government, a reduction of the curfew on Saturday night.
Jeffrey Feldman, an envoy of the U.S. government urged other Arab countries to initiate reforms. Barack Obama said in a speech to his country would stand by the Tunisian people, proving that his will is stronger than that of the dictator.
Algeria In Algeria, the words of Jeffrey Feldman's action appeared to have shown.
A new government should go in Algeria at the start and protect the country from mobs.
Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia and several Ministers before especially those who already 10 years in office should be dismissed.
Succeeding Ouyahia Noureddine Yazid Zerhouni deputies are uasein Youcef Yousfi and, Daho Ould interior minister in an interview.
Ouyahia is in office since 1995.
In Lebanon, the Hezbollah Shiite majority in Parliament.
favorite is Najite Mikati. Thousands of protesters are
but loyal to the president of the transitional government Saad Hariri, who got the vote only a few votes less than Mikati.
Faris Saeed, coordinator of the Secretariat of the forces of the four-tenth of March, called for nightly, peaceful gathering at Patz near the grave of the martyr, Rafik Hariri is assassinated in 2005 - on.
army and security forces have stepped up their presence in all parts of the capital Beirut and Tripoli.
schools and universities were closed.
Yemen
In de capital Sanaa today thousands of people in the vicinity of the university against the policies of President Ali Abdullah Salih demonstrated. The
, organized by the opposition demonstrations require far-reaching changes and reforms.
There have been no clashes between demonstrators and security forces.
The ruling party has a counter-demonstration organized. Salih is reached since 1978 President and by law he has wanted this job for life. It is expected that will then take over his son's body.
Jordan
Also in the Jordanian capital Amman, it came to protests.
King Abdullah II, Prime Minister Samir Rifai announced to dismiss.
Many, however, also demand the end of the monarchy and with it the dismissal of the king.