Critics: Is Morsy Egypt's strongman?
People of Egypt Celebrating the Victory in Tahrir Square by RamyRaoof
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Activists in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Monday, November 26, carry the coffin of Gaber Salah, an activist who died overnight after he was critically injured in clashes in Cairo. Activists have been camping out in Tahrir Square since Friday to protest what they consider overreaching powers from Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy. Salah, a member of the April 6 movement known by his nickname "Jika," was injured last week during confrontations between police and protesters on Cairo's Mohammed Mahmud street. Cairo (CNN) -- The sun rises over Cairo, and the city's landmark Tahrir Square is buzzing. Not with traffic, not with commerce, but with protest -- a tent city packed with people rife with anger at a man they blast as a dictatorial president, one who put amassing power for himself and his supporters over the good of his country. Weren't things in Egypt supposed to be different now?
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Mohamed Morsy
Overall Sentiment: -0.0437666
Relevance: 0.794218
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| -0.065152 | He added "the president himself (is) not immune from judicial oversight," ... |
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Jihad Haddad
Overall Sentiment: 0.176501
Relevance: 0.309149
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| 0 | "cemented the process that would create the institutions that would limit his power, define the constitution and have parliamentary elections so that we can say this is a democracy," said Jihad Haddad, ... |
| 0.189763 | Haddad says polls show "an overwhelming majority supporting President Morsy and his decisions." |
| 0.0269881 | Haddad said the decree was "clarified" ... |
| 0.0753474 | Haddad said the decree was "clarified" -- not overturned or altered -- to reflect that Morsy "did not give himself judicial power" |
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Hosni Mubarak
Overall Sentiment: -0.182472
Relevance: 0.308245
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Eric Trager
Overall Sentiment: 0.0614667
Relevance: 0.251302
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| 0.0985299 | "By the time you get that new constitution, it will have been written by an Islamist-dominated assembly that all non-Islamists have completely abandoned, and the new parliamentary elections will likely exclude members of the former ruling party who posed the greatest threat to his authority," he said. ... |
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Samir Radwan
Overall Sentiment: 0.335302
Relevance: 0.245638
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| 0 | Samir Radwan said to CNN, that "the whole population of Egypt is against" ... |
| 0.0606079 | "The majority of the people are really suffering, and they were looking forward to some stability," said Radwan, ... |
| 0.111408 | "The majority of the people are really suffering, and they were looking forward to some stability," said Radwan, who served under Mubarak as well as in the government that followed him. "I'm afraid that this constitutional declaration has blown it up." |
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Gaber Salah
Overall Sentiment: -0.707641
Relevance: 0.243246
Mohammed Mahmud
Overall Sentiment: -0.0849308
Relevance: 0.214762
Judge Mohamed al-Zind
Overall Sentiment: -0.0379577
Relevance: 0.196593
Anwar Sadat
Overall Sentiment: 0.0132003
Relevance: 0.190941
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Amr Hamzawy
Overall Sentiment: 0.0480427
Relevance: 0.18872
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| 0.0665456 | "Morsy is the ... president who has sweeping executive (power), sweeping legislative (power) and ... puts himself above the judicial branch of government," said Hamzawy, ... |
| -0.23153 | "Morsy is the ... president who has sweeping executive (power), sweeping legislative (power) and ... puts himself above the judicial branch of government," said Hamzawy, founder of Egypt's Freedom Party. "That is a very dangerous mix, which can only lead to a dictatorship." |
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Gamal Nasser
Overall Sentiment: 0
Relevance: 0.182443
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Mahmoud Ghozlan
Overall Sentiment: -0.292765
Relevance: 0.180567
Essam El-Erian
Overall Sentiment: -0.369798
Relevance: 0.177007
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| -0.135278 | Essam El-Erian calls concerns about Morsy's edict overblown, blaming the protests on "counterrevolutionary forces" ... |
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Jamie Rubin
Overall Sentiment: 0.0730602
Relevance: 0.168442
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| -0.057509 | Jamie Rubin said Morsy's edict "brings to mind all the fears that people in that part of the world have had about the Muslim Brotherhood when it comes to democracy." |
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Organization: Muslim Brotherhood
Overall Sentiment: -0.0521898
Relevance: 0.466847
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Country: Egypt
Overall Sentiment: 0.0899277
Relevance: 0.659215
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City: Cairo
Overall Sentiment: -0.329236
Relevance: 0.39741
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Facility: Tahrir Square
Overall Sentiment: -0.346071
Relevance: 0.323242
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No longer railing against Hosni Mubarak, who was forced out amid popular unrest, Egyptian demonstrators now direct their anger at the first man since him to be the North African nation's president: Mohamed Morsy.
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