Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its

Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its

Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
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Just pastinnoon
in Tahrir Square
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
Cairo 8 p.m.
Protesters are in Tahrir Square awaiting next military announcement while singing Egyptian
national anthem.
Helicopters are passing overhead at about 30 minute intervals.
8:16 p.m. Cairo
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
The military has curtailed violence in the Suez.
Word on the street is Mohamed Mustafa ElBaradeis will be next Egyptian prime minister.
"Step down or leave Morsi."
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
8:35 p.m.
Crowds outside cafe waiting to hear upcoming announcement. People are expecting an
announcement at any moment about what's transpiring in the presidential palace.
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
Cairo 1:00 a.m., July 3
Balloons and fireworks near Tahir Square following the announcement that ex-President Morsi
was removed from office and prohibited from exercising any judicial authority.
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
In Cairo near the Presidential Palace in Masr al Gadida, celebrations of Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood's ouster continue well
into the night.
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
Cairo 1:30 p.m., July 4
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
Written by Malek
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interim President
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was
declared
following
the
mass
protests-fueled 2013
Egyptian
coup
d'état
in
an
announcement
made
by
the
military
and
several
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(including
ElBaradei
),.He
that
the
then-president Mohamed
Morsi
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been
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1970
from
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postgraduate
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's École
nationale
d'administration
(ENA),
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in
1977.
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daughters.
Cairo 1:50 p.m., July 4
The Egyptian military and anti-Morsi protesters are welcoming in a new, temporary president
and all appointed Muslim Brotherhood office holders are stepping down, says Badry. The
country is without a parliament and lacks a formal constitution.
Mohamed ElBaradei has been nominated for prime minister. All Islamist television channels
have been cut from service, but the Muslim Brotherhood's channel, MISR
25
, is
still broadcasting.
Cairo 9:10 a.m., July 4
Badry says that people everywhere in Cairo are angry at CNN specifically, for its coverage of
the political turmoil there. She says people she's talked to complain that the cable new channel
is supporting the Obama administration's point of view and calling Morsi's impeachment a
coup.
Badry explains: "People are saying if this is the will of the people, how can it be a
coup?"
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Egyptian Newspaper Has A Special Message For Obama On Its Front Page
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Many believe Morsi was on his way to outlawing any future elections by installing Brotherhood
members to key judicial seats. Cairo 2:18 p.m., July 4
Badry says one local news outlet announced the Egyptian military is demolishing the tunnels
connecting Palestine and Egypt in the Gaza Strip. The Muslim Brotherhood maintains a close
rapport with Hammas. The military is concerned the Palestinian group may smuggle weapons
into Egypt, following the Brotherhood's removal from power, attempting to spread chaos,
violence, and unrest.
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