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Live blogging for Egypt’s July 4 events. To catch up on the past twenty-four hours, read the news roundup here.
The Armed Forces just released a statement, emphasizing the importance of peaceful protesting, tolerance, and freedom of expression.
Muslim Brotherhood confirms that neither General Guide Dr. Mohamed Badie nor his First Deputy Khairat el Shater have been arrested #Egypt
— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) July 4, 2013
Reminder to the world: President Morsi is in military custody, no communication w his family or outside wrld, deprived of his most basic rts
— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) July 4, 2013
MOH: 101 injured across Egypt today in clashes. No casualties
— Mohamed Fadel Fahmy (@Repent11) July 4, 2013
Strong Egypt Party starts a campaign asking that Prosecutor General Abdel Meguid resign.
حزب مصر القوية يطلق حملة لمطالبة النائب العام بالاستقالة من منصبه #مصر
— Nadia el-Magd ناديا (@Nadiaglory) July 4, 2013
Mohamed ElBaradei sat with CNN International’s Becky Anderson to talk about what needs to happen next in Egypt.
.@ElBaradei speaks to @cnni: http://t.co/nsEoOB9T9K #Egypt
— Mai E. (@MaiE_89) July 4, 2013
.@ElBaradei tells @BeckyCNN there was no coup in #Egypt; #Morsy messed up. Painful decision taken to prevent a civil war. Full int at 8p GMT
— Jon Jensen (@jonjensen) July 4, 2013
Muslim Brotherhood Committed to Peaceful Protest, Self-Restraint – Ikhwanweb http://t.co/l8JBEY1jcE #Egypt #Military_Coup
— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) July 4, 2013
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