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Videos posted online by pro-democracy activists showed members of the separatist movement storming a polling station and setting ballot boxes on fire. Along with Shiite rebels, known as Houthis, in the north, the Southern Movement has for months called...
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“It is just a reproduction of the same regime.” A university professor in Saada said few had voted out of fear the ink on their thumbs would identify them to the Houthis as having taken part in the election. The vote was supported by the United States...
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People walk past a billboard depicting the motto of al-Houthi Shi'ite rebel group in the northwestern Yemeni city of Saada December 13, 2011. The U.N. envoy who recently helped clinch a power transfer deal visited the northern province of Saada on... View Photo »
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It is imperative that the new Government of National Unity engages with all constituencies including the youth, the Houthis, and the Hirak movement in the south
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The issue reported that AQAP attacked the al Houthis in Ma’rib and Sa’ada governorates. Additionally, the statement claimed that AQAP was responsibile for killing Sana’a’s political prison director and a number of other Yemeni intelligence officers. ...
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They have expanded their territory as central government authority crumbled, and called for a boycott of the vote. "These are not real elections, it is just formalizing the American-backed GCC initiative which aimed to control the Yemeni revolution,"...
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The US Ambassador also said that while there were signs that the Houthis were willing to engage in dialogue to bring some stability to the country, the group was also expanding its territory. "But we're also concerned about conflicts between Houthis...
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United Nations envoy to Yemen Jamal bin Omar (R) listens as Saleh Habra, a Shi'ite rebel leader, explains during Omar's visit to the northwestern Yemeni city of Saada December 13, 2011. Omar, the U.N. envoy who recently helped clinch a power transfer... View Photo »
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There is no difference between Houthis and al Qaeda, both are armed and use force to spread their beliefs
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They note that the selection of Saleh's longtime deputy, Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, as Saleh's replacement - Hadi is the only name on the ballot - hardly signals the change they've demanded. Elsewhere in Yemen, significant blocs are...
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They note that the selection of Saleh's longtime deputy, Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, as Saleh's replacement - Hadi is the only name on the ballot - hardly signals the change they've demanded. Elsewhere in Yemen, significant blocs are...
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United Nations envoy to Yemen Jamal bin Omar (R) listens as Saleh Habra, a Shi'ite rebel leader, explains during Omar's visit to the northwestern Yemeni city of Saada December 13, 2011. Omar, the U.N. envoy who recently helped clinch a power transfer deal visited the northern province...
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United Nations envoy to Yemen Jamal bin Omar (R) listens as Saleh Habra, a Shi'ite rebel leader, explains during Omar's visit to the northwestern Yemeni city of Saada December 13, 2011. Omar, the U.N. envoy who recently helped clinch a power transfer deal visited the northern province...
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