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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Mauritania, 8/8/2005

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Weekly Edition, Mauritania - Week of August 8, 2005

  • Mauritania opposition calls for trying al-Taye
    Some Mauritanian opposition organizations abroad called the new ruling military council to try the toppled President Mu'aweya WEeld Seidi Ahmad al-Taye, and deal with all pending issues immediately including comprehensive political pardons. Mauritania, Politics, 8/12/2005
  • New Mauritania government, engineer of normalization with Israel is foreign minister
    One week after the military coupe in Mauritania it was disclosed on Wednesday the formation of the new government chaired by Seidi Muhammad Weld Bubaker. The government included 26 ministries including three women and most of them did not occupy ministerial posts before. Mauritania, Politics, 8/11/2005
  • Weld al-Taye arrived in Gambia, Libya supports Mauritanians
    Toppled Mauritanian President Mu'aweya weld Seidi Ahmad al-Taye arrive din Banjoul, capital of Gambia where he chose asylum just one day after he had called on his supporters and members of the army to move to restore back conditions to what they were before his forced removal from power. Mauritania-Libya, Politics, 8/10/2005
  • Taye vows return to Mauritania
    The toppled president of Mauritania, Mu'aweya Weld al-Taye, called on forces supporting him in Mauritania to interfere in order to restore matters to its constitutional order, saying he will return back to his country, according to news agencies that quoted al-Taye in an interview with Arabia TV. Mauritania, Politics, 8/9/2005
  • Islamists released in Mauritania
    In a major step described as alleviating citizen's unrest which was inflamed by the regime of Weld al-Taye, Mauritania's military released on Sunday several leaders of the Islamic trend in the country. Mauritania, Politics, 8/8/2005
  • New prime minister appointed in Mauritania Mauritania, Politics, 8/8/2005