For two days, cooking in the small African country Tunisia-lately convulsed by the sudden outbreak of the Revolution also Tunisian concido as "intifadha of Jazmin" and a furious explosion of proletarian rebellion that overthrew the brutal dictatorship of Ben Ali - an umpteenth demonstration that has caused great surprise in world public opinion, making clear that the wrath of the Tunisian people contained in more than 23 years of hard social repression, corruption and total lack of human and civil rights, has reached a point of popular rage relentless. Hundreds of protesters defying the curfew began Thursday night a terrible march from the town of Sidi Bouzid in the south of the country and are now hundreds of miles across what they have dubbed "the caravan of Unlock 'to join the protests in the capital Tunis, north of the country, where hatred and resentment towards the government continues to grow significantly provisional interioo ... ..
The demonstrators began their march on Saturday night from Menzel Bou Zayen, a small town in the province of Sidi Bouzid, where you had the self-suicide immolacion Bouazizi young, Destan weeks of protests and riots that will put great end to the unjust dictatorship penible Zine El Abidine Ben Ali ....
The crowd advanced on foot, 50 km before taking dozens of buses run to the capital of the country. Today Sunday, came the first car full of protesters brave and determined to destroy every last stone of the dictatorial party, so it starts and groups large mass rallies in front of the ministry of interior-site and various anti-government demonstrations
As many buses still arriving, the capital of the country continues to gradually filling up with people from Sidi Bouzid, these begin to organize and even plan to enter by force in The ministry of interior to the prime minister's office demanding his resignation en masse and taking legal action against the latter, accused of crimes against humanity and active complicity in the former dictatorship
Meanwhile, the agency of state information of the country has reported Sunday that "allies of the allies of Ben Ali, Abdelaziz Ben Dhiya spokesman Ben Ali's personal as well as his private adviser Quallal Abdellah, the interior minister and head of the supreme parlamental house-have been placed under arrest domicial.
The agency also stated that the police are looking for Abdelwahhab Abdellah, political director of Ali ben following ... missing.
POLICE JOINS PROTEST:
On Saturday, thousands of demonstrators, including police officers, lawyers and students once again took to the streets of Tunis to protest
At least 2,000 police officers participated, according to news agency Associated Press. They were joined by members of the national guard and fire departments.
A crowd gathered outside the office of Mohamed Ghannouchi, Prime Minister ad interim, and in Avenue Habib Bourguiba, Tunis's main street.
The rally was the latest in a month of turmoil that toppled Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, longtime dictator of Tunisia, sending him into exile in Saudi Arabia on 14 January.
While many protesters continue to demand the dissolution of the interim government, the police have joined the protests seeking better working conditions and an improvement in what they called unfair media representation.
Nazanin Moshiri, Al Jazeera chain, reporting events from Tunisia, said the police marched with the protesters, wearing red armbands in solidarity with the crowds going.
"They said they want to be with people now who want to be part of the revolution," he said.
"They no longer want to be persecuted - they say, 'Please do not blame us for the deaths of the protesters."
in the office of Prime Minister Ahelbarra Hashem Al Jazeera reported that the protesters broke through barricades, but there was no violence kindof
also reported that the riot gear to beat the crowd, saying: 'Do whatever you wanted to do but please do not break into the office of prime minister. That is a red line. "
But the protesters were already beginning to break the barricades in the afternoon.
Romdhani Masoud, a union activist who was at the rally, told Al Jazeera that Protests must continue in order to expel all the Democratic Constitutional Rally (RCD), the former dictatorial ruling party.
Many Tunisians are upset by the inclusion of several prominent members of the dictatorial government of Ben Ali in the new interim cabinet.
Romdhani said that trade union activists believe that "nothing will be done and we can talk about people's victory" while the RCD is not completely ... dissuelto.
Fighting these criticisms, Sami Zaoui, Tunisian Secretary of communication technology, told Al Jazeera that "civil society" and the opposition parties represent more than two thirds of the transitional government.
also rejected the view that Ghannouchi was "in a difficult situation" and dismissed the ongoing protests calling them "very local events."
"We can not say that the whole country is currently showing," said Zaoui.
DISSOLUCI ON REQUIRED:
Thousands of protesters have been holding daily protests, demanding the dissolution of the administration provisional, since Ben Ali fled earlier this month.
In an effort to curb anger, Ghannouchi, who is a former ally of Ben Ali pledged to quit politics after the elections says will take place as soon as possible.
In a television interview in Tunis on Friday, Ghannouchi said he would leave office after a phase transition leading to presidential and legislative elections "as soon as possible."
Despite giving up his membres ed in the RCD, This has been struggling to restore calm to a new multiparty government, the opposition complains that the party retain too dictatorial party members among whom Fouad Mebazaa . interim President that he resigned his membership in the RCD.
"My role is that of my country get out of this temporary phase and even if I am presidential nominee I reject and leave politics, "Ghannouchi said.
not specified when elections are held, although the Constitution requires presidential vote in 60 days. He said elections should be a success "to show the world that our country has a civilization."
Ghannouchi also said that all assets held abroad by Ben Ali's regime had been frozen and will be returned to Tunisia after an investigation.
Ayman Mohyeldin, Al Jazeera, reporting from Tunisia, said Ghannouchi also announced that the State compensate people who died during the uprising and their families.
The Army and the Justice Department have been ordered to keep documents and evidence that may be collected during the riots in order to investigate the former dictatorial government, told Al Jazeera correspondent
The transitional government has also said the ban was lifted and illegalizacion of political groups, including the Islamic party Al-Nahda (The Awakening).
The exiled leader of the party before the dictatorship illegalizado, Rachid Al-Ghannouchi, told Al Jazeera on Saturday that al-Nahda is a democratic party and should not be feared and rejected any comparison between him and the last leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
"We are a moderate Islamic movement, a democratic movement based on democratic ideals and Islamic culture .... Some people treat me as the new Khomeini Khomeini nor am I nor am Shiite, "he said.
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