Two years after the bringing down the government of
former President Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed
Morsi is facing a wave of protests against him and his government.
Over the weekend, Morsi declared a state of
emergency in the cities of Port Said, Suez and Islamia and imposed a
30-day curfew after clashes between anti-government protestors and
Morsi's security forces left at least 33 dead.
Demonstrations also took place in other cities,
including Alexandria, Menouf and Shibeen el-Koum, where protestors
disrupted train service to and from Cairo.
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