TUNIS - Despite yesterday's speech of President Ben Ali, has confirmed the strike called for this morning at 11 in Tunis from the central trade union dell'Ugtt. The city meanwhile, after the party yesterday on the Avenue Bourguiba, seems to have recovered its normal. But still there are reports of demonstrations against the government inside the country, as happened last night at Kasserine, one of the poorest cities, and where recent clashes have claimed many victims.There are also rumors, unconfirmed reports of other casualties in the clashes that would take place at night in some suburbs of the capital, with a budget of two deaths. "Government of National Unity?" Feasible ". So I called the Tunisian Foreign Minister Kamel Morjane, interviewed by French radio Europe 1, adding that this assumption is "quite normal".
"With the behavior of people like Nejib Chebbi think it is feasible, and also completely normal." The minister was referring to Mohammed Nejib Chebbi, historic leader of the Democratic Progressive Party (PDP) members, a legal opposition, but not represented in parliament. "The president is a man of his word," said Morjane aftermath of the speech in which President Ben Ali has pledged not to return at the end of his term in 2014.
The president also ordered the army not to shoot more on the protesters after clashes around the country in a month have killed 66 people. Even in the square. Although the speech made yesterday by President Ben Ali, confirmed the strike would be called for this morning at 11 in Tunis from the central trade union dell'Ugtt.
The city meanwhile, after the party yesterday on the Avenue Bourguiba, seems to have recovered its normal. But still there are reports of demonstrations against the government inside the country, as happened last night at Kasserine, one of the poorest cities, and where recent clashes have claimed many victims.
There are also rumors, unconfirmed reports of other casualties in the clashes that would take place at night in some suburbs of the capital. Video of Al Qaeda, "Inverse Bel Ali." Support for the protesters that day protesting against the government in Tunisia has been expressed by al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (Aqmi) and with a new video posted on the web has urged the population to overthrow the regime of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali .
In 13 minutes of video, found on the web by Site, U.S. service monitoring Islamist websites, Abu Musab Abdul Wadud, leader of Aqmi, asked the demonstrators: "Send your children to us for training in the use of weapons and do military experience. " Abdul Wadud to Tunisians then asked to mobilize across the country to overthrow "the corrupt regime, criminal and tyrannical" Ben Ali, in the country led to the development of the Shaar, Islamic law.
"" It's been 23 years since the dictator is in power in Tunisia - says the terrorist, whose real name is Abdul Malik Droukedel - the criminal Ben Ali has remained in power despite torture you and in spite of his corruption. Now came this intifada of Sidi Bouzid, which is a voice that breaks the silence that has covered a long and Keirouane Tunis.
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