Cuba kita bayangkan bagaimana President Tunisia Ben Ali melarikan diri menaiki pesawat bersama keluarganya menuju Jeddah Arab Saudi dengan membawa bersama 1.5 tan emas dalam suitcase beliau bernilai 45 Juta Euro setelah pemberontakan rakyat menurunkannya dari pemerintahan.
Bukti bagaimana manusia lebih percayakan emas dari wang tunai untuk memulakan kehidupan baru mereka di Negara asing kerana emas diterima oleh semua bangsa di dunia sejak 5 ribu tahun dahulu.
The international press review focuses on the crisis in Tunisia. Former president Ben Ali is thought to have fled to Saudi Arabia with his wife. The press wonders how they reportedly managed to escape the country with 1.5 tons of gold in their suitcases...
The Independent’s front page shows the symbolic picture of a torn-down poster of Ben Ali. The International Herald Tribune points the finger at France, Tunisia’s former colonial power. According to the paper, France has strong personal and economic ties with the country and was slow at expressing support for the regime’s opponents.
Le Monde reports about the 1.5 tons of gold reportedly flown out of Tunisia by Ben Ali and his family. Meanwhile, Libération and El Watan publish cartoons portraying the situation there.
The Daily Mail talks about the anger of 1500 holiday makers, who were flown into Tunisia despite official warnings.
And finally Le Soir d’Algérie fears the crisis will spread to Algeria. Four people tried to commit suicide in public in just 48 hours…The press warns this could be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
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