Примери за използване на Ben ali's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Switzerland freezes Ben Ali's assests.
Ben Ali's government tolerates little public dissent and has been caught off guard by the discontent.
Switzerland has frozen Ben Ali's assets.
Ben Ali's rule was authoritarian, opposition was suppressed, there was no freedom of speech.
France moves to freeze Ben Ali's assets.
After he was killed, Ben Ali's Muslim neighbor in Brussels came to her and said,“Your son is a martyr.
Switzerland has frozen Ben Ali's assets.
A day earlier, 33 of Ben Ali's clan were arrested for crimes against the nation.
Switzerland is freezing his accounts and Ben Ali's.
Switzerland froze Ben Ali's family assets.
Germany has also announced moves to freeze the assets of Ben Ali's family.
The move came a day after 33 of Ben Ali's clan were arrested for crimes against the nation.
Disorder lingered in Tunisia in the days after Ben Ali's departure.
Following Ben Ali's departure, violence and looting continued and the national army was reported to be extensively deployed in Tunisia.
Switzerland has also frozen Ben Ali's family assets.
For their part, all the governments of Europe, including the Swiss, must agree to cooperate with a view to returning the money andproperty acquired by President Ben Ali's family.
Authorities have said they arrested 33 members of Ben Ali's family for crimes against the state.
The Arabs used to say that two-thirds of the entire Tunisian population- seven million out of 10 million,virtually the whole adult population- worked in one way or another for Mr Ben Ali's secret police.
Libya- On 16 January, leader Muammar Gaddafi decried Ben Ali's removal in a speech on Libyan state television:"You have suffered a great loss.
The federal government has still not frozen the assets of Ben Ali's family members.
For years, the Gaddafi regime,one of Ben Ali's best friends as we have seen recently again, has been systematically violating the human rights of its citizens and especially of migrant workers.
Everybody appears to be waking up today to the corruption of Mr Ben Ali's regime.
And this fact is significant to our analysis: on January 20, 2011, the day after 33 members of Ben Ali's clan had been arrested for“crimes against the nation”, the first Islamic Zituna Bank was absorbed by the Central Bank of Tunisia, controlled by the Rothschilds.
Already till yesterday there had been clashes between the Tunisian army and the remains of the Ben Ali's presidential guard.
All the more so after May 2010, when El Materi,deposed Tunisian President Ben Ali's son-in-law, opened Tunisia's first Islamic bank, Zitouna Bank.
From a reviled constitution that gave him all the powers to street names that celebrated his 23-year long rule,Tunisia is moving to dismantle the vestiges of toppled leader Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali's era.
It would also be good for you to go to Tunisia, as perhaps those who have arrived in Lampedusa have come from inland mining areas where Mr Ben Ali's corruption has left the inhabitants in poverty.
The transitional government has taken some important steps, in particular by freeing political prisoners and allowing freedom of expression,as well as prosecuting members of former President Ben Ali's family for corruption.
That assault was also condemned by the country's main Muslim political movement, Ennahdha, orRenaissance, which was banned under Mr. Ben Ali's dictatorship but is now regrouping.
As mainly Muslim crowds called for liberty and equality, France had its own interpretation of the compatibilityof democracy with Islam, offering Ben Ali's failing regime“the expert assistance of our security forces”.