Tunisian flock to Italy, fleeing their country

.- Italy warned it faces a humanitarian crisis with the arrival of 600 thousand Tunisian immigrants in the past two weeks due to political turmoil afflicting the North African country. Interior Minister Roberto Maroni of the Northern League party, a supporter of limiting immigration, said on Friday it asked the European Union to take charge of the matter at its next meeting, as the crisis of Tunisia and Egypt affect policy European immigration and internal security of the continent.

Bomb alert forced to evacuate a plane in Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES / BOGOTA, 11 Feb. A bomb hoax forced the evacuation of 190 passengers of an Air Aerolineas Argentinas at Ezeiza airport in Buenos Aires, just before leaving for Bogota, Colombia, reported local media. An anonymous caller had alerted to the alleged placing of an explosive device on the Aerolineas Argentinas flight AR1360 that he had left Buenos Aires at 07.00 hours (11.00 hours in mainland Spain) to reach the El Dorado airport in Bogota.

The Place de la Liberation becomes a party

The special day for the Egyptian revolt has become a party. It is a day of prayer and anti-Mubarak protesters, concentrated in the Place de la Liberation of Cairo, have been held with shouts and waving flags as the farewell of President Mubarak of Egypt. "The people have brought down the regime," "The people and the army are one," were some of the most chanted cries for freedom against a president who had clung to power despite the clamor of the street and even at 30 years he had governed the destinies of Egypt.

35 people arrested in a crackdown on police corruption in Rio de Janeiro

RIO DE JANEIRO, 11 Feb. (Reuters) - At least 35 people, most of them police officers in Rio de Janeiro, were arrested on Friday by its relationship with drug gangs in this city of Brazil. The operation has been one of the biggest carried out against police corruption in the city, which is gradually overcoming the bad reputation of organized crime and violence.

Police in Rio de Janeiro has been accused of corruption and cover up their violent tactics in the hundreds of slums that are often controlled by these drug dealers. "No police in the world can move on without hurting their own bodies," he told reporters José Beltrame, the secretary of public security in Rio de Janeiro state.

Egypt, a new era precursoredi

"Peace and friendship with all mankind is our wisest policy, and I hope that we will be permitted to pursue it. "Thomas Jefferson The events in Egypt point to a new balance of power between citizens and the" corporotocrazia. I was an Economic Hit Man in Egypt in the seventies, as well as in Iran, Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries.

I was asked many questions about the political revolt in Egypt and wanted to share some insight. Current events in the Middle East are indicative of this new era, where people are taking power. It 'started in Latin America, where ten countries - for many years had been ruled by dictators supported by the CIA - have elected presidents who are resisting the corporotocrazia.

Slamming Franco-Mexican around the case of Florence Break

After the call by France of the Mexican ambassador to protest against the dismissal of the appeal of Florence Break, the Mexican government has summoned the ambassador of France reciprocity in Mexico, Friday, Feb. 11. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico deplored the declarations MmeMichèle Alliot-Marie on the ruling yesterday," said a statement released through the Mexican Embassy in Paris.

Hosni Mubarak has resigned in the square explodes joy

CAIRO - It took 18 days of protest. Then the announcement: President Hosni Mubarak, in power for 30 years, resigned and went full power in the hands of the armed forces in a statement underlined that they are "aware of the seriousness and gravity of the situation" and star "studying the issue to meet the hopes of the people." Announcement made by Vice-President Omar Suleiman, Tahrir Square exploded in a roar of joy.