Dedda Cheikh Brahim criticizes the way the Mauritanian regime is dealing with teacher's protests

There is God oh Mauritanian

Mauritanian blogger Sidi Taieb Oueld Al Moujtaba also raised the question related to the amount of money paid by the Libyan regime to the Mauritanian president

Sid Ahmed Baba also posted on his Facebook page

Activist Mohamed Abdo commented The Mauritanian intelligence are playing with junior agents.

The news was like a strike for the Mauritanians, who considered what happened as an insult to them by neighboring state army.

The victim, a 5 year old child died in the early hours of May 5 and this is the last case to be reported so far. Activist and journalist Djibril Diallo resorts to sarcasm when describing the situation

Al Cheikh Ould Horma also tweeted

Mauritanian blogger Nasser Weddady tweeted

Mauritanian activists and bloggers reacted the incident. Nasser Weddady, for instance, criticized the Mauritanian President's stance on the case. He tweeted

Mauritanian President, photo published by alkachiv blog

Mejdi Ahmed attended the rally and tweeted

Mohamed Sid'Ahmed tweeted about the funeral

Mauritanian journalist Mohamed Naji Ahmedou followed the event closely and tweeted

Abbass Braham writes about dwarfing the minimum threshold of democracy in Mauritania and how Ould Abdel Aziz succeeded in depriving it from any value.

Photo of the march posted on Twitter by mojteba

The heavy rains came after two years of decreased rainfall, which led to droughts all over Mauritania that almost threatened to decimate the country's animal resources.

Ahmed Ould Bah asks to recall the Mauritanian Embassy in Mali

Mauritanian journalist ebyzeidane praised the opening movie director

Mauritanian blogger Dedda Ould Cheikh Brahim wrote about the march

Journalist Mohamed Salem comments

On November 28, 2012, Mauritanian police dispersed a march organized by Don't touch my nationality movement and arrested their coordinator Birane Wane . The opposition group was asking for the trial of all those involved in the killing of black officers in the Mauritanian army in the 90's during the ruling of former president Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya.

Fassala residents asked the Mauritanian army to intervene and take revenge for their relatives. Dozens of the martyrs' relatives in Fassala threatened to take revenge on their own in case the Mauritanian army doesn't.

Writer and blogger Abbas Braham also commented on the incident

Mustapha Ould Bab Ahmed fears the exploitation of the case by the Mauritanian President

Activist Sheikh Sharif accused the Mauritanian president of taking commissions from these companies

Mejdi Ahmed tweeted on the conditions of Journalia workers

Poet and activist Cheikh Bellameche expresses solidarity with the protesters

The army intervened to control the situation and stop the workers protests.

Photograph from Dedda Ould Cheikh Brahim blog. Used with permission.

Mauritanian blogger and writer Abou Abbas Abraham considered Senoussi's handover as a financial deal

Sidi Al Tayeb Weld Almujtaba adds

He also notes that the president assassination attempt didn't affect the Mauritanians'

Raby Idoumou also shares his solidarity with the protesters and writes

Mauritanian blogger Ahmed Jedou wrote من أحزاب وقوى سياسية وحركات شبابية مثل حركة 25 فبراير التي دخلت في سمر ليلي صاخب .

Dedda Ould Cheikh Brahim blogs about this heatwave and about the reported death cases

But the Mauritanian regime met the march with oppression and tear gas. The movement had earlier issued a list containing the names of members of the Mauritanian army accused of committing crimes against blacks, especially former president Moaouia Ould Sid Ahmed El Tae.

On Twitter, Mauritanian Mouritaniya commemorates BouAzizi's death saying mouriytaniya May Allah rest your soul in peace. He had died to give birth to a nation.

Mauritanian blogger Mohamed Abdou wrote a photo report about those children

And Alhoussain Weld Amor as well talked about the lack of benefits to the Mauritanian people from its mineral wealth

The assassination attempt of the Mauritanian President didn't affect at all, the calmness of life in Mauritania...

The blog Free Opinion slams the way the government is dealing with those people

The Movement of Mauritanian Youth staged several protests against the televised appearance of the General, and called for the fall of his regime.

Mohammed Al Amine Ould Yeyha resorts to facts and figures

Ahmed Salem blogged about the march