APRIL 24, 2011
From The Hill:
President of Yemen offers to resign in exchange for immunity
President Ali Abdullash Saleh has agreed to end his 32-year reign as ruled of Yemen after months of political protests in the Arab nation in return for immunity from prosecution for him and his family.
According to reports Saleh accepted a deal brokered by the leaders of neighboring Persian Gulf nations with the opposition, with Saleh scheduled to hand over power to his vice president after 30 days. After one week a transitional government will be formed to hold elections two months later.
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