Ankara and the Kurdish people in Turkey are delighted Öcalan's call for disarmament

"The bloodbath lasted for over 30 years. Enough is enough, people want peace."

Last night, the imprisoned leader of the PKK, Abdullah Ocalan, called his movement to disarm in a letter read by the HDP, the People's Democratic Party, attended by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister.

The latter, Yalcin Akdogan, hoped that the PKK organizes an extraordinary congress on disarming the spring.

The HDP shuttled between prison where Abdullah Öcalan is imprisoned for life and military leaders of the PKK before making public this call.

Ankara, which has always regarded the PKK as a terrorist group, today welcomes this progress.

In the streets of Dyiarbakir city in Kurdish majority, more than 850 000 inhabitants in the south-east of the country, we gladly welcomes the call to PKK disarmament:

"We are pleased that speech. Disarmament is more at this stage. The bloodbath lasted for over 30 years. Enough is enough, people want peace. "

"I think both sides are sincere, I hope they laissront down their arms."

"It would be so nice if the weapons were left behind, peace would prevail and everyone would live in peace and it would create job opportunities."

Besides the call to disarm his troops launched, Öcalan has listed in his message a series of 10 measures in his eyes for a lasting peace in Turkey, including the drafting of a new constitution.

The Turkish government wanted to accelerate the peace process with the PKK before the general elections on 7 June.

The opposition is preparing to walk in memory of Boris Nemtsov

Walking tribute to Boris Nemtsov will take place this afternoon in the center of Moscow.

Organizers estimate that "a red line has been crossed" with the murder Friday of most prominent opponents of the Kremlin.

The municipality has authorized this work for a maximum of 50 000, but organizers believe they may be more likely to walk along the Moskva.

Initially, Boris Nemtsov had planned to protest Sunday in suburban Moscow.

This gathering was apparently not allowed, and he had to denounce "Putin's aggression in Ukraine", as Boris Nemtsov had himself declared the microphone of Radio Echo of Moscow a few hours before his death.

The assassination was "thoroughly prepared" according to police.

Images broadcast Saturday night on the Russian channel TVC and taken by a video surveillance camera located at a great distance from the bridge height show what is presented as the unfolding of the assassination.

At the time of the murder, Nemtsov and his companion, however, are hidden by a snow machine in the camera angle. We can then find an individual purporting to be the murderer, run to the floor before getting into a light colored car waiting and leave.

Nemtsov was shot four times in the back received. His partner is physically unharmed.

The authorities announced explore all tracks: Islamist track, Boris Nemtsov, being Jewish and having received threats as a result of its support for French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, the political track is decided to ultra-nationalists of extreme right and others, but in connection with the Ukrainian conflict.

Political murders

Several opponents have been killed in recent years in Russia, including activist human rights activist Natalia Estemirova in Chechnya, the lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova in Moscow, as well as the journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

The performers were sometimes arrested and convicted, but not the sponsors.

Yahoo! 20 years old and still in the race

Yahoo! celebrates 20 years today. One who, in March 1994, was among the pioneers of Silicon Valley has since greatly expanded its services.

Objective: To survive in this rat race against Google, Facebook, Microsoft and others.

The first Yahoo offices. in Sunnyvale

He is 20 years old, Yahoo! was only a Web directory created by Jerry Yang and David Filo, two students from Stanford University in the United States (see photo).

Photography founders Jerry Yang and David Filo in 1995.

Today, the popularity of the group is no longer in doubt: web portal, search engine, messaging, calendar, news, weather, mapping service, blogs etc.

However, the web giant has been overtaken by other competitors. In France, the American trio Google, Microsoft and Facebook are .

Google, for example, reached 40.242 million unique visitors just on December 2014, where Yahoo! accounted for half.

Yahoo! is needed more in the United States. In the summer of 2013, the group had also managed in terms of audience.

The group nevertheless suffers disappointing financial results. Turnover, which amounted to $ 1.04 billion in July 2014, is deemed insufficient by the CEO Marissa Mayer.

To stay in the race, Yahoo has invested heavily in recent years. The group bought the microblogging platform Tumblr in May 2013 and created two online magazines, Yahoo! Food and Yahoo! Tech, early 2014.

The Yahoo Sports Application then emerged on iPhone and Android, followed by a partnership with M6 Info launched in October last etc. In short, Yahoo! does not stop.

Véronique Pican, general and commercial director of Yahoo France outlined some points of the group's strategy for 2015 on the set of The Café Digital broadcast on TV news:

Venezuela: the anti-American ads Maduro

It is in a happy atmosphere where supporters of President trampled the American flag dancing and singing, as Nicolas Maduro made his announcements.

First, Americans have been arrested for suspected espionage.

Secondo, US citizens will need a visa to come to Venezuela and it will cost them the same as Venezuelans to travel to the United States.

And third, US diplomats will be expelled:

"I have ordered the Foreign Ministry to immediately, in accordance with Article 11.1 of the Vienna Convention, to review, reduce and limit the number of US officials at the US Embassy in Venezuela. "

According to Maduro, there are a hundred US diplomats in Venezuela, Venezuelan diplomats 17 only in the United States, it is necessary to balance things.

There have been strongly welcomed.

The popularity of Nicolas Maduro is nevertheless the lowest since the Socialists came to power 16 years ago.

I must say that Venezuelans have to deal with widespread shortages, rampant inflation and a fall in their currencies.

Deadly floods in Madagascar

At least 14 people died and 24,000 others lost their homes and were evacuated after torrential rains that lashed the capital of Madagascar. Madagascar is regularly hit by bad weather which left dozens dead.

Low attendance at the event Pediga in Britain

Less than 400 people responded to the call of the movement Islamophobic Pediga to manifest Newcastle on Saturday. It was the first event in the UK organized by this movement born in Dresden, Germany. The transplant took: against the protesters were five times more numerous.

PKK leader asks the rebellion lay down arms

PKK leader calls from prison and asked the separatist Kurdish rebels to lay down arms. Abdullah Ocalan, serving a sentence of life imprisonment, was read a message on Saturday in which he called the Kurdistan Workers' Party to "replace the armed struggle by the policy."

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Ergdogan responded to this statement with caution.

"Disarmament is crucial to our eyes," he has said. "But we must insist that those who lay down their arms are the members of this terrorist organization."

The statement of Abdullah Öcalan comes as the Conservative government is pushing for an agreement before the parliamentary elections on 7 June. In thirty years, the conflict with the PKK killed 40 000 people.