Crisis in Libya, Gaddafi takes over the country Frattini: "Initiated contacts with the opposition"

Missiles and bombs at the demonstrators. Here's how Gaddafi has taken over the country. And he did it by grinding hundreds of deaths in tire silence of the international community. Rather, the words he heard were many, but not decisive. Since the United States, more worried about their oil interests that the humanitarian crisis.

Not Italy, the historic party of the rais, threats and put in the nightmare of the invasion of refugees. The minister from the party that Bobo Maroni's Northern League Bergamo wand Obama, but does not seem able to pick up the ball directing. Crushed between emergency landings and the position of a Berlusconi now completely flattened on the environment Gaddafi.

Gaddafi meets Obama and bombed the base Ajdabijah

"Victory or death." Despite the bombing of the Libyan Rais, the rebels announced that they will not stop fighting "until the country will not be released," said the leader Abdel Jalil. A late morning in Algeria Square in Tripoli of gunfire were heard leaving the Friday prayer from the mosque. After the shooting a thick black smoke rose from buildings around the mosque.

After the prayer, several hundred people gathered to protest against Gaddafi in the district "symbol" of Tajoura. The streets were the scene since the beginning of the revolt of many violent incidents that have caused many casualties in both factions. The security forces are dispersing the demonstrators with tear gas.

Libya, Maroni: "There are a million and a half of illegal immigrants"

"In Libya there are a million and a half of illegal immigrants: in these days are running away to the west and east but I expect that in future they can go further north." Roberto Maroni has reported on the situation in Libya during the hearing at the Constitutional Affairs and Foreign joint committees of the House and Senate.

The Interior Minister said he was deeply concerned by the crisis could escalate and "lead to a situation similar to that of Afghanistan or Somalia. It 's a real and serious threat and I hope that the international community tell her. " "According to our intelligence - he added - there is a 'close business associations with Al Qaeda in the Maghreb and Europe aimed at proselytizing can not only threaten sanctions, we need a special plan of action, a kind of Marshall Plan, which will allow economic development in those countries.