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littlurl.com — SAN'A, Yemen : Riot police in Yemen wounded five demonstrators in the southern city of Aden when they opened fire to disperse a crowd of thousands of army veterans demanding their old jobs back, said Yemeni hospital officials. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not ...

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Yemeni Government Slaughters Protesters in Aden
The Jawa Report — January 13, 2009 Yemeni Government Slaughters Protesters in Aden Five seriously injured from gunfire, dozens ill from tear gas and over 50 arrested. IHT : Riot police in Yemen wounded five demonstrators in the southern city of Aden when they opened fire to disperse a crowd of thousands of army veterans demanding their old jobs back, said Yemeni hospital officials....After Yemen's 1994 civil war, many soldiers from the southern part of the country fled to neighboring Saudi Arabia, returning only when the government issued an amnesty and promised to readmit them to the army — a ...

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Armies of Liberation — Five seriously injured from gunfire, dozens ill from tear gas and over 50 arrested. IHT : Riot police in Yemen wounded five demonstrators in the southern city of Aden when they opened fire to disperse a crowd of thousands of army veterans demanding their old jobs back, said Yemeni hospital officials….After Yemen’s 1994 civil war, many soldiers from the southern part of the country fled to neighboring Saudi Arabia, returning only when the government issued an amnesty and promised to readmit them to the army — a promise southern Yemenese say has not been kept. That’s not ...

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