Monday May 28, 2012

13 killed in clashes in Cairo's Tahrir Square

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A general view shows Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square as Egyptian riot policeman try to disperse protesters Protesters had set up barricades on the edges of the plaza The clashes began Saturday in Tahrir Square Police seized the square but were beaten back by protesters who triumphantly retook it The clashes began Saturday in Tahrir Square Protesters fear a return to power by members of Mubarak's dissolved National Democratic Party Protesters had set up barricades on the edges of the plaza An Egyptian riot policeman takes position during clashes A general view shows Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square as Egyptian riot policeman try to disperse protesters An Egyptian riot policeman takes position during clashes Egyptian men inspect damaged cars outside a municipality building in the canal city of Suez Egyptian riot policemen (L) face protesters at Cairo's Tahrir Square An Egyptian riot policeman takes position during clashes Egyptian protesters wounded in clashes with security forces are treated at a field hospital near Tahrir Square An Egyptian protester tries to put out a fire at Tahrir Square A general view shows Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square as Egyptian riot policeman try to disperse protesters Egyptian riot policemen (L) face protesters at Cairo's Tahrir Square An Egyptian riot policeman takes position during clashes Egyptian protesters wounded in clashes with security forces are treated at a field hospital near Tahrir Square An Egyptian protester tries to put out a fire at Tahrir Square

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    Elbuda Mexicano

    Growing pains?? Democracy?? RIP people looking for a better Egypt!

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    JeremiahW

    Occupy Cairo.

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    just-a-guy

    The Obama administration has 'recognize' and contacts with the muslim brotherhood of egypt, let pray for peace and 'a democratic egypt' and wish them good luck! By the way, the muslim brotherhood has protest the army's power so please 'count on them' to build a secular egypt!

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    tokyokawasaki

    Eradicate medieval religion and beliefs and the problem will be solved. We can all live peacefully then.

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    nandakandamanda

    Whoa!!! So maybe Mubarak wasn't doing the earlier killing after all.

    Maybe they should let him go and arrest the field marshal instead.

    Or are we going to see a similar pattern to the French revolution where the mob, baying for blood, took years to feel sated?

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    just-a-guy

    Once the muslim brotherhood winning the legitimacy in egypt, the Obama administration will recognizes their 'statehood'! A new chapter of human history has to begin......!

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    Madverts

    Some of the protesters concerns are legitimate in regards to the current military rulers strange pursuit of un-accountability.

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