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The Venezuelan authorities have transferred 2,500 prisoners from a jail near Caracas as they seek to reassert control there. Nike Dunk SB Low On Friday, thousands of troops took control of three-quarters of El Rodeo jail in Guatire, after a riot between rival gangs of inmates a week ago. But a stand-off continues elsewhere in the jail, after attempts to negotiate with a group of armed inmates failed. The interior minister said some 50 prisoners were refusing to disarm. In the meantime, the authorities have sought to deal with the prisoners from the part of El Rodeo they already control. Nike Air Max LTD In the early morning of Sunday, they transferred more than two-thirds of those inmates by bus to a number of other prisons in the country. They plan to move the remaining 1,000 inmates later on Sunday. They say the measure is a temporary one, designed to protect the fundamental rights of the prisoners. 'Short circuit' fire Many of the inmates' relatives, however, remain highly anxious about a situation that is still very volatile. Nike Dunk SB Mid Two members of the security forces and at least one prisoner were killed in clashes inside the jail when the security operation started on Friday. And more than 20 inmates were killed in the original rioting last Sunday. Hundreds of relatives have again gathered outside the jail, where they have clashed with security forces in recent days. Some of them watched with great alarm as a fire broke out in part of the prison before dawn on Sunday. The Venezuelan authorities have felt it necessary to deny rumours that they had started the fire deliberately. Nike Air Max Plus A senior government official, Nestor Reverol, said the blaze - which has since been put out - had been caused by a short circuit and that no-one had been hurt. Waiting game Attempts to end the stand-off inside part of El Rodeo have so far failed. On Saturday, Interior Minister Tareck el-Aissimi said the leaders of a group of rebel inmates - whom he called "hostile" and "negative" - had been using their weapons to exert control over more than 1,000 fellow inmates in that area of the jail. Nike outlet Mr Aissami told the state television channel, VTV, that the leaders were demanding that government troops - who number some 4,000 - pull out of the jail. And he said the men would not permit a search of the part of the prison they controlled. The authorities have been trying to implement a crackdown on guns within the jail, and have so far confiscated a number of firearms and a quantity of drugs. But Mr Aissami said he was prepared to play a waiting game. "We'll last out for as long as it takes," he said. Nike Air Max Tailwind "Time is not on their side. We're on our guard, waiting for them to hand over their weapons."

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Indonesia is ramping up security in preparation for a verdict in the terrorism trial of radical cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir. Kids Dunk Low Police chief Sutarman said more than 3,000 security personnel would secure the Jakarta court and surrounding area. Ba'asyir, 72, is accused of helping to organise and fund a jihadi training camp in western Aceh province. He denies involvement with the training camp but has repeatedly defended it as legal under Islam. The cleric has been involved in radical Islamic groups in Indonesia for four decades. Air Max Over the years, he has been repeatedly arrested, jailed and then released. Prosecutors have asked for a life sentence for Ba'asyir. His spokesman, Hasyim Abdullah, said he was read to face "the heaviest punishment". "He believes the verdict is deliberately designed to stop his dakwah [religious teachings]," said Mr Abdullah. He was arrested by anti-terror police last August, months after the Aceh camp was raided by police.D&G shoes The discovery of the camp has led to the arrests of more than 120 suspected terrorists over several months. Experts believe the Aceh group was planning to form a militia to directly attack government targets and eventually impose an Islamic state. Earlier in Ba'asyir's trial, prosecutor Andi Muhammad Taufik told the court that the cleric had helped raise money that would have been used for terrorism. Ba'asyir has said the allegations against him were "engineered by America". coach handbags outlet He was convicted of conspiracy over the 2002 Bali bomb attacks, in which more than 200 people died. But he was freed in 2006 after his sentence was cut, and his conviction was eventually quashed on appeal. Most analysts agree that he has been the spiritual leader of the military jihadi network Jemaah Islamiah for a number of years. But he was cleared of involvement with the group after a trial in 2003. Nike outlet

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Syria says its forces are pursuing rebels through the countryside around Jisr al-Shughour, after consolidating control over the northern town. Cheap Women Nike Dunk Low Witnesses say the military is pursuing a "scorched earth" strategy in the area, destroying houses and crops. Activists say many villagers have been detained and at least 10 shot dead by army snipers. Hundreds of Syrians have been massing on the border with Turkey, preparing to cross over if the army advances. Turkey has already taken in thousands of refugees. Syrian military sources have told the BBC that "armed men" who fled from Jisr al-Shughour to the town of Maarat al-Numan would be dealt with in a military operation in the next few days. Nike Air Max 2003 Protests against President Bashar al-Assad, who succeeded his father Hafez in 2000, began in mid-March and have spread across the country. Human rights groups say at least 1,300 people have been killed in the crackdown. 'Scorched earth' The government says it has been trying to restore order after 120 security personnel were killed in Jisr al-Shughour last week. Residents say they died after a mutiny and fighting between security forces. Syria has prevented foreign journalists, including those from the BBC, from entering the country, making it difficult to independently verify reports from there. cheap coach handbags outlet But one report quoted witnesses as saying that hundreds of men aged between 18 and 40 had been detained, following a pattern of previous crackdowns by the Syrian security forces. "Jisr [al-Shughour] is finished, it is razed," a man who gave his name as Abu Ali told the Associated Press news agency. "Assad's men are killing anyone within the military, police or others who don't obey their orders blindly." Human rights activists and residents said troops began bombarding Jisr al-Shughour early on Sunday. Helicopter gunships were also seen hovering overhead. An army general told the BBC the troops were only after those responsible for the killings of security personnel earlier this week. The army said the bodies of 10 security personnel were recovered from a mass grave. Nike outlet Correspondents who witnessed the exhumation said four had been beheaded, and most of the bodies were riddled with bullet wounds. 'Defections' The Local Co-ordination Committees, a group that documents the protests, said that over the past two days government snipers had killed at least 10 people in the village of Ariha. The White House on Monday condemned the latest crackdown in the "strongest possible terms". The BBC's Owen Bennett-Jones, who is on the Turkish side of the border with Syria, says more than 5,000 refugees have registered with officials. Nike Air Max 2009 But thousands more may have entered the country unofficially, he says, while many are grouped at the border, awaiting the army's next move. On the Turkish side, four camps have been set up for those fleeing.

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