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"My sadness is immense because the man refused to accept the sending of the Holy in the Heart of the Mediterranean "(Jesus 06/01/2006)

"I was sent to The Sentinel for Peace Arch and among the peoples of the Mediterranean. Your Heart won the oil because it will recognize the different peoples (remember the conversion of some Muslims in the early years of the apparitions) "(Jesus 01/06/2006)

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in Manama, the army opened fire on demonstrators, killing hundreds of people how to relate to medical sources in the capital. The Tunisian government has granted amnesty General. At least five protesters dead in Yemen, but the situation is the hottest in the country ruled by Qaddafi with dozens of victims ...

Protesters set it a fire at the headquarters of the local radio station in Benghazi. Two policemen were hanged by the demonstrators to Baida. Obama condemns violence Clashes in Bahrain ROMA-Arab rioting. After the fall of Mubarak in Egypt and Ben Ali in Tunisia, the protests are increasing in many other Islamic nations. From Libya to Yemen, from Algeria to Iran, the squares are filled with opponents of the regimes.

Libya

manifestations anti-Qaddafi in Libya have killed at least 20 dead in Benghazi and 7 at Derna. He says the newspaper online Oea, close to the reformist son of Colonel Gaddafi of 2 agents who speaks to al Baida hanged. The two cities would be passed into the hands of the demonstrators and the army has been ordered to leave the village. Fleeing to the family of Gaddafi Baida Direct Sabha, where it appears 14 people have died in recent days. Burned in Benghazi headquarters of local radio.

The situation in the country is confirmed by the now famous Libyan exile in Switzerland, Hassan al Jahmi, which is based on information gathered in his own country: there are two "free city", "power has gone to the people" al Baida and Derna, said the blogger, promoter of the 'appeal Day of wrath "on Facebook that has nearly 30 thousand sympathizers.

About Facebook: Libyan authorities have darkened with Twitter, for all users of Tripoli. The Arab television reported 'al-Jazeera '. He is trying to prevent the inhabitants of the capital, which have not yet risen up against the regime, to obtain information about what is happening in the rest of the country.

Yemen

At least nine people were killed during the anti-government demonstrations in the country. Thousands of people took to the streets in several cities of Yemen, especially in the South, demanding reforms and the resignation of President Ali Abdulah Saleh. Two people were killed and thirty were injured by the explosion of a crude bomb launched by a car passing on a group of protesters in the city of Taiz. In Aden four other protesters were killed by police who fired to disperse the crowd. On Sunday in the Gulf city of ten people have died. Three people died after police intervened to quell the demonstrations in the districts of Al-Saada, Maks Khor and Sheikh Othman. In the capital Sana'a several demonstrators were injured in clashes with police.

Bahrain Crown Prince of Bahrain, Hamad al-Khalifa Salman well, promises that there will be a dialogue with the opposition once it is restored calm in the kingdom, where demonstrations in recent days of the Shiite majority was repressed in blood. Prince calls 'unacceptable' by the fact that the Kingdom is experiencing a state of division.

Army today opened fire on the demonstrators, mostly Shiites, who day by calling for the end of the dynasty of the Sunni al-Khalifa and trying to reach the central square of the Pearl in Manama. Several of the wounded. The day began in a village with the anger of thousands of protesters to the funerals of the three protesters killed in police raids last night in the square of the Pearl workers.

Jordan

Amman seven wounded in a protest attacked by supporters of the new government of King Abdullah II. These are the first clashes of its kind in Jordan, where, however, from weeks to thousands demonstrate to demand constitutional reforms.

Algeria

For tomorrow the opposition has called for a protest Saturday - the second - against the regime of Abdelaziz Bouteflika, but the government is promising a tough response.

Djibouti

Clashes broke out tonight in the country among thousands of protesters demanding an end to the regime of President Ismael Omar Guelleh and the police who used tear gas. We see news reports on the spot. Witnesses initially reported that the demonstrators gathered in a stadium near the Interior Ministry, carried banners with the words 'Out Ismael Omar Guelleh'.

Tunisia The Tunisian government has today adopted a general amnesty for political prisoners and announced a decree on the matter for the next few days. The spokesman of the government Taieb Baccouche at the conclusion of the council of ministers today. Last Wednesday, Justice Minister had announced that parole had already been granted to 3000 prisoners, but did not specify if they were convicted of crimes or of political prisoners.

Egypt

Two million people - according to the agency Mena - reduction in Tahrir Square in Cairo for the "Victory Day" of the revolution, during the Friday prayer. Thousands of demonstrators in Alexandria. About 10 thousand instead exhibit in honor of former President Hosni Mubarak in Mohandessin district in the capital.

Meanwhile, Egypt in the middle of a delicate international case. In three days, two Iranian warships in the Mediterranean will, en route to the Syrian coast. This is the first time that two military units of that country to seek and obtain through the Suez Canal since 1979, the Iranian revolution, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Israel, the 'hawk' Avigdor Lieberman, has called the Iranian move "a provocation", alerting the interest of all Western allies into the incident.

reactions EU and the U.S.

While Italy is preparing to submit a proposal for a 'Marshall Plan' to help the North African countries, six EU member states - in a joint paper - asking to review the Neighbourhood Policy of the 27, increasing the resources available to help the countries of North Africa and the Middle East. The document - signed by France, Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Malta and Slovenia - have been prepared in view of the dinner of EU foreign ministers in Brussels on Sunday evening that they will review the situation in Egypt, in Tunisia and in all countries of the southern shores of the Mediterranean, not least in Libya.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Obama today condemned the violence against protesters in Bahrain, Yemen and Libya and launched an appeal for respect of freedom of expression. The White House spokesman Jay Carney, speaking to the media aboard Air Force One, said that President Obama is 'deeply concerned' by reports of violence against demonstrators. Obama urged those governments to refrain from acts of violence.