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Home Jordan News Protests against prices hike next Friday in several cities 02-06-2012 12:00 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The opposition parties, activists, and pro-reformers announced on Thursday that they will hold rallies across the country. The Islamic Movement in Jordan called for a rally on Thursday eveneing in front of the parliament building at 6:pm, in protest of the prices hike. The rally will march from parliament to Interior square. Meanwhile, the Opposition parties including the Islamic movement will hold a rally in the northern city on Irbid over the government's decision to raise the prices. while the coalition of youth and popular movements for reforms will march downtown Amman for the same reasons.

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Protests against prices hike next Friday in several cities

02-06-2012 12:00 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The opposition parties, activists, and pro-reformers announced on Thursday that they will hold rallies across the country.

The Islamic Movement in Jordan called for a rally on Thursday eveneing in front of the parliament building at 6:pm, in protest of the prices hike.

The rally will march from parliament to Interior square.

Meanwhile, the Opposition parties including the Islamic movement will hold a rally in the northern city on Irbid over the government's decision to raise the prices. while the coalition of youth and popular movements for reforms will march downtown Amman for the same reasons.

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