Several
cities, among them Alexandria and Mahalla El-Kobra that has become famous for its
strikes and has become an idol because of its steeliness, have declared their
independence from a Muslim Brotherhood led Egypt and have chased away their governors
tonight.
Hundreds of
thousands are in Tahrir square in Cairo and in front of the presidential palace
to protest against Moursi and the MB. They have at least achieved the
postponement of the referendum.
Egypt is
standing up, continuous writing its history on a long, difficult way towards
democracy. And the Western media reports… nothing or only on the side. NZZ
online, my “source of reference” speaks of “thousands” of protesting Egyptians.
What’s the matter? What’s different from January/February 2011?
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