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Exclusive: Abdurrahim El-Keib says Abdul Senussi, who has fled Libya, was 'directly or indirectly involved' in 1984 murderLibya's interim prime minister said on Friday that his country's former intelligence chief was "directly or indirectly involved" in the murder of PC Yvonne Fletcher and knew the identity of her killer.In an interview with the Guardian, Abdurrahim El-Keib sai...

Quince millones de personas están en riesgo de padecer una catástrofe humanitaria en la región subsahariana

Abdullah al-Senussi, who ran Libya’s extensive spy network, was indicted Monday for “illegally entering Mauritania using false identity documents,” a judicial official said.

NOUAKCHOTT- Muammar Gaddafi’s former spy chief Abdullah al-Senussi will stand trial in Mauritania for illegally entering the country, judicial sources said on Monday. The move would delay efforts to have him face international justice. Senussi’s arrest in the West African state in March started a three-way tug-of-war among Libya, France and the International Criminal Court (ICC) for ...

Muammar Gaddafi's ex-spy chief Abdallah al-Senussi - wanted by Libya and the ICC - is charged with illegal entry into Mauritania, officials say.

A Mauritanian court has charged Muammar Gaddafi’s ex-spy chief, arrested two months ago and the subject of several handover demands, with illegally entering the country, an official said Monday.

Irán, Arabia Saudí, y Yemen, en Asia; Mauritania, Sudán, y las regiones del norte de Nigeria y el sur de Somalia, en África penalizan la homosexualidad con la pena de muerte

Neil Whitehead and Diane English fled across an 850-mile expanse of desert with the help of nomadic militiamen and African soldiers to reach Nouakchott, the capital of neighbouring Mauritania.

Thousands of protesters in Mauritania hold demonstrations across the capital, Nouakchott, calling for President Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz to resign.

When Libya's former spy chief flew to Mauritania last week, he was looking for a safe haven. Instead the man known as "Muammar Gaddafi's black box", the last of the fallen dictator's henchmen still at large, walked into a trap set by French and Mauritanian intelligence.

NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania (AP) -- A senior member of Mauritania's government denied Wednesday the country had agreed to hand over Moammar Gadhafi's ex-spy chief for trial in Libya, directly contradicting the claim hours earlier by Libya which said Mauritania had assured them they will hand over Abdullah al-Senoussi....

NOUAKCHOTT/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Mauritania has agreed that Muammar Gaddafi's intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi, arrested in Nouakchott last week, can be extradited to Libya, Libya's deputy prime minister said on Tuesday.

The weekend arrest of Abdullah Al Senussi in Nouakchott, Mauritania, has touched off a three -way struggle over the right to put him on trial. Libya, France and the International Criminal Court all want him. Other claimants may yet surface. Mr Al Senussi, who was Muammar Qaddafi’s intelligence chief and brother-in-law, does have a lot to answer for. France, which reportedly helped to track ...

The weekend arrest of Abdullah Al Senussi in Nouakchott, Mauritania, has touched off a three -way struggle over the right to put him on trial. Libya, France and the International Criminal Court all want him. Other claimants may yet surface. Mr Al Senussi, who was Muammar Qaddafi’s intelligence chief and brother-in-law, does have a lot to answer for. France, which reportedly helped to track ...

Headline Title:  Mauritania: Transfer former Libyan intelligence chief to the ICC 19 March 2012 Colonel Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi’s former intelligence chief must be turned over to the International Criminal Court (ICC) without delay following his arrest in Mauritania on Saturday, A...

Libya formally requests the handover of Col Gaddafi's former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi, following his arrest in Mauritania.

Interpol issued a Red Notice alert for Libya's former spy chief, who was arrested in Mauritania last week and is wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court.

FORMAL requests have been filed with Mauritania to extradite Libya's ex-spy chief Abdullah Senussi.

Abdullah al-Senoussi, one of the most prominent figures from the ousted Libyan regime, is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) after overseeing efforts to quash the rebellion last year.

Late former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's intelligence chief has been arrested in Mauritania, one of Africa's newest oil producers countries, the Al Jazeera reported on Saturday.

Abdalá al-Senusi, cuñado de Muamar Gadafi, exjefe de la Inteligencia militar y uno de los pilares del depuesto régimen libio, fue detenido ayer a su llegada al aeropuerto de Nuakchot, procedente de Casablanca. Al-Senusi, de 62 años, portaba un pasaporte maliense falsificado y las autoridades de Trípoli ya han solicitado su extradición inmediata. Mientras, Francia -que le vincula con un atentado...

Mauritania arrested Col Muammar Gadafy ex-spy chief, Abdullah al-Senussi, as he arrived on an overnight flight, officials said on Saturday, immediately triggering a three-way race for his extradition.

Tweet Widget Facebook Like Mauritania should promptly surrender Libya’s former intelligence chief Abdullah Sanussi to the International Criminal Court (ICC), where he is wanted for crimes against humanity. (New York) – Mauritania should promptly surrender Libya’s former intelligence chief Abdullah Sanussi to the International Criminal Co...

France, Libya and the International Criminal Court are all angling to for the chance to prosecute Abdullah al-Senussi after the former spy chief for Muammar Gaddafi was arrested in Mauritania

Al-Senussi helped direct efforts to quash the rebellion against Gadhafi's rule last year

Abdulá al Senusi era el director de la inteligencia militar del régimen y existía una orden de arresto contra él emitida el pasado junio por la CPI

Mauritania said it arrested former Libyan intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi, one of the most prominent figures from the ousted regime of Moammar Gadhafi and wanted by the International Criminal Court.

Dos saharauis, presuntamente relacionados con el secuestro de dos ciudadanos españoles y una italiana en los campamentos de refugiados de Tinduf (sur de Argelia) el pasado 23 de octubre, fueron detenidos ayer en Mauritania. Según dijeron a Efe fuentes policiales mauritanas de la lucha antiterrorista, se trata de dos jóvenes originarios del Sáhara Occidental, uno de 32 años y otro de 29, que com...