Syria Requests Green Card Holding Teachers Move Out

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November 4, 2008

Published in Addustour
(Egypt) on 04 November 2008
by (link to original link to original)

Translated from by Muhammad Youssry. Edited by .

Informed resources in Damascus said that the American school in Damascus has received notification regarding teachers who hold American citizenship to leave Syria within 48 hours. The closing of the school in Damascus is in response to the U.S. raid carried out by U.S. forces on the twenty-sixth of last month, along with the Syrian Government's decision to close the American cultural center.

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