Drug Trafficking in Mayotte: dismantled a large network

Thirty-seven people were arrested. De l? Importer to the consumer, c? Is a chain which is illegal hit.
The Regional Task Force (GIR) of Mayotte, which involves less than a year the various police services and police to fight against "all forms of economy", has dismantled a network of "structured" by drug trafficking. This is the second drug case which involved the GIR this month.
At the head of this network, a Comorian illegal immigrants who were brought before a judge Thursday 19 March, before being incarcerated. But the case "affects all the people of Mayotte," explained the police during a press conference: "Comorians in regular and irregular Mahorais, metropolitan. In all, 37 people were arrested. Among them, the men responsible for purchases of cocaine and cannabis in Tanzania, those responsible for transport to the independent Comoros and Mayotte to the goods-in Anjouan was embedded in Kwassa Kwassa-those involved in store drugs and money income, and 19 dealers and consumers. In addition to the gang leader, four suspects were taken to the prison at the end of their presentation to the magistrate. Three others have been placed under judicial control.
During searches conducted by about 70 police and gendarmes, 24 kg of grass, 6 kg of cannabis resin, 11,000 euros and a car and two scooters were seized. A few months earlier, 4.4 kg of cocaine had been discovered in the course of the investigation. The network had been operating for several years. According to the police, he orchestrated the transport of hundreds of tons of narcotics and was very lucrative. For example, grass can be purchased at Euro 5000 half-ton in Tanzania, for a sale price in Mayotte from 650 to 700 kg.
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Netanyahu always thinking firm union

has until Thursday to form his government. Despite this, the Prime Minister seems always seeking to avoid having to deal exclusively with religious and extreme right.

According to the Likud leader has secretly met its the rival leader of the centrist Kadima, with a view to the possible formation of a coalition government.

They met Wednesday evening for several hours with their respective spouses at the home of Tzipi Livni in Tel Aviv and have discussed the possibility of a rotation in power. Under the proposed formula, Benjamin Netanyahu could run the government for at least three years and the Minister of Foreign Affairs successor for the remainder of the next legislature to be a total of 4 years and 8 months.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Tzipi Livni should in principle be found Sunday, always look for ways to form a government of national unity expanded.

At the end of the Kadima won 28 mandates of deputies, 27 against the Likud, Benjamin Netanyahu, but can count on a majority of at least 61 deputies out of 120 in parliament, with the support of religious and extreme right.

The time limit set by the President of Israel Shimon Peres to Benjamin Netanyahu to form the cabinet expires Thursday, but may be extended until April 3.

Disagreement about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

According to the media at the outcome of their latest secret Tzipi Livni and Benjamin Netanyahu have brought their views without reaching agreement on a compromise to form a government together. Discussions conducted by teams of negotiators led by members Tzahi Hanegbi later Kadima and Likud Guideon Saar side should continue. They break down especially on the approach to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, according to media reports.

Tzipi Livni requires that the government cites the need to create a Palestinian state coexisting peacefully with Israel while Benjamin Netanyahu proposes to link the negotiations to a rapid development of the economy and a strengthening of security among Palestinians.

Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu, who, Sunday should continue its discussions with several parties of the religious movement and extreme right to conclude agreements with them in coalition. Meetings are scheduled with the party Israel Beitenou d '(15 seats), as well as Judaism United Torah (5 elected) and the Jewish Home (3 elected).

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Garcia starts strong in Miami

Only Australian Robert Allenby improved the performance of Sergio Garca in the Honda Classic tournament. The Spanish golfer is leading a group of six players located on a military coup leader after the first day.

'birdie' on the last hole allowed Allenby place with 66 strokes, leading the ranking, Garcia relegate to second place despite demolishing the beginning of Spanish, with four 'birdie' card stained more afternoon with a 'Bogey' at 15.

"I played very well in the second part of the route, and even then I'm done with +1," she explained later, the number two man in the world. "That says something about this field. The last four or five holes are very tough. I think that in any case, it is a good start. I am happy to close the day three strokes under par."

Among the followers of

Allenby and with the same marker to leave Angel Cabrera Garcia, Charlie Wi, Jeff Overton, Stewart Cink and Will MacKenzie. Darkness forced to finish the day when nine players remaining in the field. Ernie Els, defending the title, had a sluggish start and finished with 73 strokes over par, -3, and along with Colombian Camilo Villegas is seven strokes of the leader.

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The majority wants to get ahead on the "diversity"

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theory: the UMP is asked to move to the practice of "diversity." In other words, to make room for visible minorities, including women and disabled in the camera as Party as voters. Nicolas Sarkozy has revived the subject on 17 December, in a speech at the cole . The same day he had appointed the contractor Yazid Sabeg Commissioner Diversity and Equal Opportunities. Sabeg must submit its proposals in late March, but the president has asked his lieutenants to anticipate its findings.

Since the leaders of the majority and the government compete zeal. The prize goes to the president of the UMP group in the Assembly Jean-Franois Cope, who had invited Yazid Sabeg December 5, before his appointment, at a symposium entitled: "Liberty, equality, diversity." Budget Minister Eric Woerth arrives second. With the same Yazid Sabeg, he spent half a day, Tuesday, to verify that the "Charter for the promotion of equal opportunities and diversity in public service," signed on December 2 with Halde (High Authority against Discrimination and for Equality), began to be applied on the ground. Woerth visited the Institute of Directors of Lille to meet with students in the promotion-Aim Csaire, who has finished his preparation in July. Experience, particularly from the standpoint of 'diversity' social, thanks to the specific allocation for Equal Opportunity, a French "ethnic" of over 50 who had found six months SDF has been able to resume studies, with the hope of a successful entry into the terminal.

"tend towards gender

Eric Woerth is also installing a Advisory Committee on Diversity at Bercy and will meet the 169 schools in the public service to encourage them to "end the academism pompous" in the competition, diversify the channels of recruitment and multiply integrated preparatory classes. "The idea is not to remove the selection, or to create two types of competition, but to retain the candidates who have qualified for the functions they wish to exercise," says Eric Woerth.

< p> At the UMP, the main effort focuses on women and the French of immigrant origin. Xavier Bertrand, who must complete the organization of management Monday, hopes, according to his entourage, "towards gender equality". Regarding ethnic minorities, the goal is less ambitious, but Courtial, Secretary National Federations, received two months ago to Nicolas Sarkozy the instruction to "find local leaders who embody France's hot." Courtial promises that "seven or eight departmental secretaries minority will soon be appointed in areas where we do not attend." He is particularly proud of having found a young woman immigrant in Mayenne and Antilleans in Nivre.