Sudan blames Zionist-American plot for unrest
Reuters
Sudan lost three-quarters of its oil revenue after South Sudan gained independence last year, forcing the government to impose cuts that have hit Sudanese who were already grappling with soaring inflation and a weakening currency. “Zionist institutions …
1000 held, hundreds hurt in Sudan protests
gulfnews.com –
Khartoum: About 1000 people were arrested and hundreds hurt, many by tear gas, during anti-regime protests in Sudan on Friday, an activist group said on Saturday’s anniversary of President Omar Al Bashir’s coup. The information minister called the …
AngolaPress –
KHARTOUM – Sudanese police used teargas and batons to disperse hundreds of anti-austerity protesters on Friday chanting ‘Freedom, freedom’ and demanding President Omar Hassan al-Bashir’s government leave power. Protests against government spending cuts …
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Riot police fired tear gas to disperse protests on the 14th day of anti-regime demonstrations sparked by inflation. (AFP) By AFP About 1000 people were detained and hundreds injured — many by tear gas — during anti-regime protests on Friday in Sudan, …
NEWS.com.au – Jun 30, 2012
ABOUT 1000 people were detained and hundreds injured – many by tear gas – in anti-regime protests in Sudan. The arrests came on yesterday’s anniversary of President Omar al-Bashir’s coup. The information minister called the protesters “rioters” who …
Ahram Online – Jun 30, 2012
Tens of Sudanese protested at their embassy Saturday in Cairo in solidarity with an ongoing revolt in their home country against President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir, demanding democratic change. “We are here in solidarity with the Sudan movement demanding …
Ahram Online – Jun 30, 2012
Demonstrations continue in the Sudanese capital Khartoum against the ruling regime. Sources speak of unprecedented numbers of protesters in ‘elbow-licking’ uprising File photo: citizen journalism photo provided by the group Grifina, purports to show …