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Al-Mithaq [Archives:2006/942/Press Review]

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May 1 2006

25 Apr 2006
Main headlines

– Receiving a French delegation and representative for the Jewish sect in Amran, The president: Poverty a fertile environment for terror and extremism growth, Yemen's Jews receive all rights of citizenship as guaranteed by the constitution

– Crisis inside the Islah party, al-Zindani and al-Tharihi consider “regionalism” of Qahtan as political tampering and demagogy

– Islah warns the YSP against ignoring of treatment of the secessionist war sequels

– Parties of the JMP announce willingness of nominating president Ali Abdullah Saleh to presidential elections, The GPC calls them to join it in convincing the president to back down from non-nomination

The newspaper's editorial puts a question about the party that led the dialogue to a deadlock and whether the dialogue merely a means for passing and wasting of time.

The editorial goes on that as for us in the GPC (the ruling party) the door of dialogue has remained open and it is not part of our culture and behavior to use dialogue for reaching a deadlock. The editorial goes on to mention that dialogue is a respectable value and serious practice. Among the bases that must be related to dialogue is respect of the other and agreement on issues and subjects of dialogue provided the issues must express realistic needs and to be built on what is existing and its development and not for its demolition.

It mentions that some number of leaderships in the JMP wail on the dialogue and allege that the GPC was the cause in failure of the dialogue through the past period and they know well that they do not excel in dialogue but in the field of political deals and gaining personal interests or ministerial posts. They had been used to in the past that what they could not obtain in elections they will have via exceptional deals and agreements. This is a means that should not continue as the democratic experiment has become rooted and the citizen has become the owner of decision and will in choosing his rulers.
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