Love and choose to live in London but heart and soul in Yemen still after all these years. This blog is for the people who lost their lives, for the youths who did what no one could, for the women who showed they’re not doormats, for the Freedom of Yemen and what will come, for my lovely family, and for the part of me that never followed and stayed behind.
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yemeniabroad 
Dear Notuntilhefalls, it’s a pleasure to get in touch with you. My name is Matteo, I am an Italian journalist covering African and Middle Eastern issues for several Italian and international media (Including the Guardian, the Observer and the Independent in the Uk).
I am contacting you because I bumped into your blog after reading your interview with the Yemeni Post. Congratulations, I really liked it. your points of view are original and very well articulated, as well as many of your posts in this blog.
it would be a pleasure for me to keep on exchanging ideas and visions about Yemen with you. If you are keen to contact me, my email is below, thanks a lot and bye,
Matteo Fagotto