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For 17 days, tens of thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in Tahrir Square calling for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, 30 years in power. They had been acting out of passion for their country and dedication for change.
Egypt: the wait - The Big Picture - Boston.com
Cairo's central Tahrir Square was the focal point for anti-Mubarak protesters during 18 days of demonstrations.
Nouvelles de BBC - Egypte: Le camp qui a renversé un président
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Even the Middle Ground Is Perilous in Cairo: Nine Photographers Describe Their Experience - NYTimes.com
Egypt Protests: Anti-Mubarak vs Pro-Mubarak Riots >> TotallyCoolPix
First it was the riot police, then the army and now the anti-Mubarak protesters have to deal with pro-Mubarak supporters taking to the streets.
A harrowing, historic week in Egypt - The Big Picture - Boston.com
They have been days of chants and chaos, bloodshed mixed with moments of breathtaking solidarity between the protesters and the soldiers sent to subdue them. The flame of social unrest that first flickered in Tunisia has spread to Egypt, culminating with the announcement Tuesday by President Hosni Mubarak that after three decades in power, he would not run for another term.
The Egypt Protests >> TotallyCoolPix
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Former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak lies on a hospital bed inside a cage made of steel mesh and iron bars during his trial in a courtroom in Cairo. Mubarak is charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protesters.
Démonstrations en Egypte - Photos - USATODAY.com
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LE CAIRE — Deux manifestants et un policier ont trouvé la mort mardi lors de manifestations rassemblant plusieurs milliers d'Egyptiens, qui ont réclamé le départ du président Hosni Moubarak, au pouvoir depuis 1981, une contestation inspirée par la révolte populaire tunisienne.
AFP: Des milliers d'Egyptiens dans les rues pour réclamer le départ de Moubarak
LE CAIRE — "Moubarak dégage": sans précaution de langage des milliers d'Egyptiens sont descendus mardi dans les rues pour exprimer leur ras-le-bol d'un régime devenu pour eux synonyme de pauvreté et de répression.