Protests in the restive south of the country, above, were more aggressive than in the capital. ReutersThousands Protest Against Government In Yemen -- New York Times
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Yemen, one of the Middle East’s most impoverished countries and a haven for Al Qaeda militants, became the latest Arab state to see mass protests, , as thousands of Yemenis took to the streets in the capital and other regions demand a change in government.
But in contrast to demonstrations in Egypt this week and the month of protests that brought down the government in Tunisia, the Yemen marches appeared to be carefully organized and mostly peaceful, and there were no immediate reports of clashes. Predictably, the protests were most aggressive in the restive south.
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Large protests staged against Yemen president -- The Telegraph
Thousands march in Yemen to demand change of government -- MSNBC/Reuters
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Yemen protesters demand change of government -- The Guardian
Yemenis protest against government -- UPI
Tens of thousands protest across Yemen, demanding ouster of country's longtime president -- Canadian Press
Inspired by Tunisia and Egypt, Yemenis join in anti-government protests -- New York Times
Yemen, like Egypt and Tunisia, faces anti-government protests -- USA Today
Thousands march, demand change of government in Yemen -- Photo Blog/New York Times
Now Yemen?! Ctd -- The Atlantic
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