Analysis: Yemen's fuel mayhem to continue (Reuters)

Sanaa : Yemen | Jul 20, 2011 at 4:24 AM PDT

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Search Type Choose a search type from the items below All News Yahoo! Reuters) Fuel shortages in Yemen will persist even after its oil pipeline and main refinery recently restarted, because tanker-hijacking tribes and an emerging black market threaten fuel supply and add to the country's instability.... FULL ARTICLE AT Turks and Caicos Free Press

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