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Back on the streets

November 28, 2012

The latest political developments in Egypt are giving a young blogger reason to once again join protestors on Tahrir Square.

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epa03483533 Egyptian protesters hold a banner depicting Egyptian President Morsi as a Pharaoh, during a rally over Morsi decrees, in Garden City, Cairo, Egypt, 23 November 2012. Opposition planned a mass rally to protest constitutional changes ordered by the Islamist President Morsi. Morsi on 22 November signed constitutional amendments making his decisions immune to judicial review. EPA/ANDRE PAIN
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Blogger Mohammed Maree joined the latest protests against President Morsi, whom he originally supported and viewed as a symbol of change.  But the latest political developments in the country are giving Maree reason to take to the streets again, after being part of the revolution which overthrew Hosni Mubarak.

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Blogger Mohammed Maray: take to the streets again # 28.11.2012 15 Uhr # marae14c # journal englisch

Blogger Mohammed Maray: take to the streets again # 28.11.2012 15 Uhr # marae14c # journal englisch

Many of those joining these latest protests also took part in last year's revolution which overthrew Hosni Mubarak. One of them is the blogger Mohammed Maray. He originally supported of president Mursi and saw him as a symbol change. But these latest political developments in the country are giving Maray reason to take to the streets again.
November 28, 201201:58 min