IS BEN ALI AND FAMILY ON THEIR WAY TO SEYCHELLES?


Since he fled to Saudi Arabia on January 14, 2011, former President Ben Ali has maintained absolute silence is speaking only through his lawyer. A rule probably dictated by the Saudi host that does not tolerate a dictator, exiled on his land can speak freely!

More than two years after the uprising that has kicked him out, Ben Ali would feel the need to change the air, go to an air more "heavenly" as the Seychelles for example, where his son, daughter and his grandchildren are already installed have obtained without difficulty a permit despite the "orders" of the Tunisian authorities?

From first glance, it seems far-fetched that Ben Ali could think of leaving his Saudi palace for less secret destination. But it is reported that the Babnet site, based on consistent reports that the deposed made a request to the Seychelles authorities to get a residence permit and settle in the Seychelles, where a large part the wealth plundered could be transferred?
 http://www.webdo.tn/2013/04/25/ben-ali-lorgne-t-il-les-seychelles/
 

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