Egypt Protests President's Power Grab

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CAIRO – Waves of protesters poured into Cairo’s Tahrir Square today to protest the far-reaching constitutional declaration made by President Mohammed Morsi last week that has essentially granted him unchecked power. Click here for images of the demonstrations in Tahrir Square. The new declaration frees Morsi from judicial oversight and with no parliament currently in place, many said longtime dictator Hosni Mubarak had simply been substituted with another. “This is the first step for tyranny, he’s trying to put all the power in his hands and this is against the constitution and the law,” said Hassan Gamal, a professor of orthopaedic surgery. “No exceptions for anybody. Mubarak was tyrant because of the exceptions. We’re not going to tolerate any exceptions anymore.
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President Mohammed Morsi
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Hosni Mubarak
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Jihad Haddad
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| 0 | “[Morsi] tried to do this through the only available avenue and choice,” Haddad said. ... |
| -0.0472088 | “[Morsi] tried to do this through the only available avenue and choice,” Haddad said. “It does terrify [Morsi opponents] because the only thing they can rely on is trust and that trust was given to us during the presidential elections.” |
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Hassan Gamal
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| -0.233769 | “This is the first step for tyranny, he’s trying to put all the power in his hands and this is against the constitution and the law,” said Hassan Gamal, ... |
| -0.240274 | “This is the first step for tyranny, he’s trying to put all the power in his hands and this is against the constitution and the law,” said Hassan Gamal, a professor of orthopaedic surgery. “No exceptions for anybody. Mubarak was tyrant because of the exceptions. We’re not going to tolerate any exceptions anymore.” |
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Nadine Mustafa
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| 0 | “The Muslim Brotherhood, they say something and then do the opposite,” said English teacher Nadine Mustafa. |
| -0.182812 | “The Muslim Brotherhood, they say something and then do the opposite,” said English teacher Nadine Mustafa. “We are in the 21st century, we want democracy, we don’t want a pharaoh ruining the country. This is ridiculous.” |
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Egypt Protests President's Power Grab
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CAIRO – Waves of protesters poured into Cairo’s Tahrir Square today to protest the far-reaching constitutional declaration made by President Mohammed Morsi last week that has essentially granted him unchecked power. The new declaration frees Morsi from judicial oversight and with no parliament currently in...
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