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SANAA, May 26 (KUNA) -- Organizing committee of the Youth of the Peaceful
Revolution called on Yemeni people Thursday evening to take part in the
massive rallies due tomorrow at various parts of the country.
The committee called the protests "the Friday of peaceful revolution,"
noting that they will be staged at all squares of freedom and change.
The previous remarks came at a statement issued by the organizing
revolutionary committee, noting that its call for the people to take part in
tomorrow's demonstrations comes as an assertion of the peaceful nature of the
popular revolution, and as a rejection of the civil war.
It also asserted that regime of the Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh
machinates schemes for stoking the fire of a civil war in order to abort the
peaceful revolution which seeks to topple Saleh, and put him on trial.
In the same vein, a statement by the ruling General People's Congress which
Saleh chairs called on the supporters of the Yemeni President to participate
in the Friday's demonstrations which the party described as "the Friday of law
and order," and asked them to perform the Friday congregational prayer in
various governorates, and not only through participating in protests which are
being staged every Friday at Al-Sabeen Sqaure near to the presidency
headquarters.
It added that masses who will take part in the "law and order Friday," will
express their rejection to the attempts made by children of Sheikh Al-Ahmar to
drag the country into a civil war, while stressing the adherence to security
and stability, protecting the national gains, and consolidating the process of
development and construction.
The organizing committee of the revolutionary youth organized this
afternoon massive marches in the Yemeni capital city of Sanaa as well as
various Yemeni cities in order to assert the peaceful nature of the
revolution, and to denounce the continuing armed assaults against the house of
Sheikh Al-Ahmar by the governmental troops over the past four days in what
caused the death of dozens, and the injury of hundreds in the ensuing clashes.
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