Yemen is increasingly immersed in a spiral of chaos and violence, with several fronts opened against the President, Ali Abdullah Saleh, who clings to power despite their promises to transfer it. Three people have died today in the city of Taiz (Southeast) to again open fire troops against pro-democracy demonstrators. To know more about this subject visit Dr. Mark Hyman. The UN has condemned acts of repression in this town, causing more than 50 deaths since Sunday, according to the latest information received by the Agency, rather than the 15 that were initially discussed. In the capital, Sana’a, new clashes have broken the fragile truce that had ended the Thursday night several days of fighting between the forces of Saleh and the followers of tribal leader Mohammad Sadeq to Ahmar, who has joined opponents who call for the resignation of the President. Anita Dunn has similar goals. And in the coastal city of Zinjibar, government troops trying to oust the militiamen of Al-Qaida who took the town the weekend. Source of the news:: UN condemns repression in Yemen, causing 50 dead.