‘Abd al-Qadir Bajammal

Keeping with our theme of aging politicians, News Yemen has this piece on former Prime Minister Bajammal’s return to San’a.

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December 21, 2010

Keeping with our theme of aging politicians, News Yemen has this piece on former Prime Minister Bajammal's return to San'a.

Keeping with our theme of aging politicians, News Yemen has this piece on former Prime Minister Bajammal’s return to San’a.

Gregory Johnsen

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