.- The seven ambassadors from countries affiliated to the International Atomic Energy () invited by Iran on its nuclear facilities today visited the plant at Natanz, where Iranian regime pursues its uranium enrichment program. Despite reiterating that it is a gesture of "transparency", little is known about the content of the visit, which was not invited the foreign press in Iran.
Only Iranian state television has shown pictures of the group of diplomats entering the said nuclear reactor, accompanied by Iranian Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Akbar Salehi and Iran's ambassador to the IAEA, Ali Asghar Sultaniye, the only ones to make statements . Sultaniye said today that this is an action "unprecedented, for a show one hundred percent transparency." The seven ambassadors, representing the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, the group of 77, the Arab League, Venezuela and Syria, began on Saturday his visit with a stroll through the heavy water reactor in Arak, where authorities said advances have shown them as the deuterated component manufacturing.
PORT AU PRINCE (Haiti) - After 25 years of exile, the dictator "Baby Doc" Duvalier, son of the infamous "Papa Doc", is back in the Caribbean country. It 'was greeted at the airport by an enthusiastic crowd. No word yet if he has a role in the new political situation.
After Afghanistan and Iraq and in the wake of a new safe Cablegate secrets is coming to Wikileaks: and this time not to shake the Pentagon and the State Department but a few thousand multimillion potentially large tax evaders, including forty politicians. Rudolf Elmer, former Swiss banker who in three days will have to appear before the courts for violation of Swiss banking secrecy, decided to entrust the data in its possession at the site founded by Julian Assange.
According to the opposition party PDP took down a police convoy with armed men, some of the occupants fled and gave chase with the rescue team. Masked had been fired from a nearby building at the police, as they had just searched a taxi, said a party representative. The police arrested the head of the bodyguard of the deposed President Ben Ali and several of his employees.
The Tunisians have driven their president - and in the neighboring country, the state leadership nervous. Libya's Muammar al-Gaddafi criticized the protests: the citizens acted vilig. Is he afraid to skip the rage? U.S. diplomats described the Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi as a man who is plagued by paranoia, anxiety and neuroses.