Defy curfew in a village in USA

Several hundred people braved yesterday at dawn curfew implemented by the governor of Missouri to stop the violence in the small town of Ferguson, asesinaro generated by a black teenager last week. Clashes with the police continued with piedrazos, tear gas and smoke bombs and tension did not stop. 

At least seven people were arrested and another was critically injured in -is condition after being shot by an unknown assailant. The incident occurred as police fired smoke bombs and tear gas at about 200 protesters who had defied a curfew imposed by Gov. Jay Nixon. 

The officer introduced this measure to midnight Saturday "to protect people and property from Ferguson" after a week of protests following the murder of Michael Brown, a young African American, 18, ​​at the hands of an agent of race white, who shot on Saturday August 9 shot several times while the youth raised his arms in surrender, according to witnesses, but the police said that Brown had tried to snatch the gun. The FBI asked yesterday that he make a new autopsy cadaver. 

Second day of violence in Gaza after the breakdown of the truce

The 30 air strikes launched by the Israeli military on the Gaza Strip during Saturday have killed at least five Palestinians. The Gazan militias, meanwhile, have launched six rockets into Israeli territory. This is the second day of fighting, after Friday's attacks on Gaza resumed after the end of 72 hours the truce agreed between Israel and Palestinian factions. 

Meanwhile, the delegation of the Palestinian factions in Cairo Trading believes that its claims are "clear and undeniable", but would have no problem in talking directly with Israel, said Saturday the Fatah leader Azzam al-Ahmed, who heads group. Speaking to the press, Al Ahmed has expressed his hope that the next few hours will be "decisive".