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Pakistan (2): after the attack to Benazir Bhutto the Country falls into chaos

Islamabad, Pakistan - Possible repercussions on the Country's stability

The leader of Pakistani opposition, Benazir Bhutto, 53, died for the wounds caused by a suicide attack after a rally. The news was confirmed also by Javed Sheema, spokeswoman of the Pakistani ministry of Interior. The attempt, in which it seems other members of the party were wounded, among whom the spokeswoman Sherry Rehman, comes ten weeks after the return of Bhutto from the exile of last October...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1083958
Rome, Italy, 12/27/2007 16:46
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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