Mubarak has plunged, but Egypt does not come to rest. In the center is again the Tahrir Square in the heart of Cairo - Thousands demonstrate here again against the ruling military council. But this time, the army has not returned and announced that if necessary to resolve the protests with violence
Monday, April 11, 2011
A shooting at a shopping center in the Netherlands killed seven people
A man in his twenties opened fire Saturday afternoon in a crowded shopping center of Alphen aan den Rijn, in the western Netherlands, killing six people and wounding eleven, before committing death, according to the latest official toll. Gunfire rang out Saturday around noon "Ridderhof" mall "lively" on Saturday, where many "families with children" do their shopping, "said Eenhoorn.
"A man with a machine gun opened fire on the crowd (...) before killing himself," he added. According to Kitty Nooy, prosecuting officer, "the killer is a resident of Alphen aan den Rijn experienced police." "It is almost certain that he acted alone," she added. Early Saturday evening, Mr.
"A man with a machine gun opened fire on the crowd (...) before killing himself," he added. According to Kitty Nooy, prosecuting officer, "the killer is a resident of Alphen aan den Rijn experienced police." "It is almost certain that he acted alone," she added. Early Saturday evening, Mr.
Japan continues to show radioactive sea water
.- The operator of the destroyed Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO), announced it will stop the pumping of radioactive water into the sea on Monday, a couple of days later than planned, in an attempt to allay fears global spread of radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear crisis worse.
It is expected that the Democratic Party of Prime Minister Naoto Kan suffer punishment in the local elections on Sunday for its handling of the crisis after the huge earthquake and tsunami of March 11, which struck the northeast coast and killed 13 000 people. China and South Korea have also criticized the management of the nuclear crisis.
It is expected that the Democratic Party of Prime Minister Naoto Kan suffer punishment in the local elections on Sunday for its handling of the crisis after the huge earthquake and tsunami of March 11, which struck the northeast coast and killed 13 000 people. China and South Korea have also criticized the management of the nuclear crisis.
Early polls give edge to Humala in Peru election
The nationalist candidate Ollanta Humala has won the first round of the presidential Peru, according to exit polls polls. The polls show the candidate of Peru Earn 31.6% of the vote, well ahead of his two immediate pursuers: Keiko Fujimori's populist and former Minister of Economics Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK), almost tied with 21.4% and 19.2% respectively.
Former President Alejandro Toledo, who until last month was the favorite, fell behind in the race with 16.1%. Before an election so close and with so many undecided votes at stake, it is still impossible to venture who will Humala's opponent in the final round of 5 June. It is traditionally the day of the election that the candidates have breakfast before the TV cameras.
Former President Alejandro Toledo, who until last month was the favorite, fell behind in the race with 16.1%. Before an election so close and with so many undecided votes at stake, it is still impossible to venture who will Humala's opponent in the final round of 5 June. It is traditionally the day of the election that the candidates have breakfast before the TV cameras.
The Public Prosecutor for questioning Mubarak Egypt calls for the death of protesters
Egypt's attorney general has asked former President Hosni Mubarak to appear at the inquest into the death of demonstrators during the protests that succeeded in overthrowing his regime on 11 February. In a statement, the prosecutor Abdel Magid Maghmud has requested that the last raise and two sons, Gamal and Alaa, are also cited for alleged embezzlement.
The communication from the office has come the same day that Mubarak, retired to the tourist resort of Sharm el Sheikh (east), has broken his silence and for the first time since he forced to resign, made his first public statements. In a statement recorded and broadcast by the station Al Arabiya, the Egyptian president has assured that the information has been requested by the prosecution, which has provided show that neither he nor his family have financial assets or real estate abroad.
The communication from the office has come the same day that Mubarak, retired to the tourist resort of Sharm el Sheikh (east), has broken his silence and for the first time since he forced to resign, made his first public statements. In a statement recorded and broadcast by the station Al Arabiya, the Egyptian president has assured that the information has been requested by the prosecution, which has provided show that neither he nor his family have financial assets or real estate abroad.
Fear of renewed attacks in Northern Ireland
Police defused Northern Ireland, Saturday, April 9, a bomb hidden aboard a truck immobilized on the road between Dublin and Belfast. The operation came a week after the death of a police officer whose murder was attributed to dissident republicans. The attack against Ronan Kerr, police officer of 25 years killed by the explosion of a bomb under his car, is the first murder in two years a member of the security forces in Northern Ireland.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Toshiba wants to dismantle the plant in Fukushima in ten years
Japan's Minister of Industry was to go on Saturday April 9 at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. This is the first member of the center-left to visit the north-east of the archipelago devastated by the terrible earthquake and the giant tsunami of 11 March. The balance sheet, still provisional, the national police stood Saturday at 12 876 confirmed dead and 14,865 missing, whose bodies were probably swept out to sea by the tsunami.
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