Nancy DAmico's List: Mubarak Government Ggypt

• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town
• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town
• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town
• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town
• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town
• Witnesses
• Witnesses
• Witnesses report rioting in Tunisian town

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• The Mubarak regime tried, even as it fell, to restrict access to Web services in Egypt in order to contain the uprising. It first blocked Twitter, then Facebook and Google services, and then it went for a full-on Internet blackout. The Internet struck back, though. Anonymous targeted Mubarak's regime websites, and hackers and bloggers in Egypt and around the world lent their support, even facing arrest.

• Cigarette Vendor Sets Himself on Fire, Self-immolations Continue in Tunisia
• Adel Khadri, a 27-year-old cigarette street vendor set himself on fire on Tunis’ main street Habib Bourguiba Avenue on March 12, 2013. According to eye witnesses, Khadri shouted: “This is a young man who sells cigarettes because of unemployment,” before flames consumed his body. Khadri passed away early this morning at Ben Arous’ Burns Hospital.
• Anguished by his living conditions, the young street vendor, who set himself on fire passed away at dawn on Wednesday. This is the last illustration of the social tensions in Tunisia, which the new government, once in place, should deal with. “He died today at 5.30am from severe burns”, said Imed Touibi director of the Centre of Severe Burns in Ben Arous (a Tunis suburb), where the young 27-year-old man was hospitalized.

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• Breaking News: FALL OF MUBARAK GOVERNMENT

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