Conflict Pros and Cons of Hosni Mubarak, Egypt is still in turmoil. Tensions are still taking place in the middle of town, Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt, until Thursday, February 3, 2011, Egypt was still in turmoil. Tensions are still taking place in the middle of town, Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt, until Thursday, February 3, 2011.
Conflict Pros and Cons of Hosni Mubarak, The previous day until late evening, clashes broke out between supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak with anti-government stronghold. These clashes are the worst incident along Mubarak demonstrations demanding nine-day retreat.
Mass pro-Mubarak came after the President who has been in power nearly three decades refused to resign. In his speech, Mubarak will resign in September, or when elections coincide. He promised, would not stand again in presidential candidate exchanges.
Two camps clash lasted brutal pros and cons. Mass anti-government cashed-wood and stone, faced with mass pro-Mubarak who allegedly armed more deadly. Mass pro-Mubarak even brought horses and camels. Some are throwing Molotov cocktails, and concrete blocks.
Thousands of supporters of Mubarak also arming themselves with sticks and knives on entering the square. Sydney Morning Herald news site mentions that there was gunfire in the clashes. Three people were killed earlier allegedly died from bullets.
Now, the death toll continues to grow. Six people reportedly died, and about 1,500 people were reported injured. Egyptian Health Minister Samih Ahmed Farid said the victim was killed five people. "A total of 836 taken to hospital, and 86 of whom underwent inpatient meeting," said Ahmed was quoted as Telegraph.co.id, Thursday, February 3, 2011.
Many believe the mass pro-Mubarak is the security forces dressed in civilian clothes. This shocking information was launched Al Jazeera news site. Of identity cards confiscated during anti-government than pro-Mubarak mass, it is known that the card is a sign of membership of the local police.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia also received information from the Embassy in Egypt that there were allegations of mass propemerintah security forces. In between them, some are derived from the National Democratic Party, Mubarak's party.
"Information of the Embassy (Embassy of the Republic), the mass pro-Mubarak is sometimes contain the security forces," said Head of Division Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Middle East, Bambang Purwanto, in conversation with VIVAnews.com, Thursday, February 3, 2011.
Anti-Mubarak demonstrators only 'body tide' with makeshift weapons. "Presumably there is also a sniper on the location of the clashes," said Bambang. "The information we can, five people were killed," said Bambang. The clash lasted about 12 hours. Rain Molotov cocktails to rocks from the roof of the building continues.
Vice President Omar Suleiman, Egypt's former intelligence chief, asked the demonstrators to end their actions for dialogue between the opposition and the government could begin. "All citizens are encouraged to return home and obey the curfew. This is to improve the government's efforts to restore security and stability, and reduce damage and losses due to demonstrations," said Suleiman, as reported by ABC News, February 2, 2011.
Other events also occur. Mass pro-Mubarak attacked several reporters on the streets of Cairo. Not only local journalist to be targeted. Foreign journalists are also targeted with a supporting Mubarak. As reported by CNN News Station Wednesday, February 2, 2011, a Belgian journalist detained. Belgian journalist was beaten and accused of being a spy by supporting the Mubarak regime. Belgian journalist was beaten in downtown Cairo, Choubra.
An Egyptian journalist was subject to beatings there was an incident several hours after the arrest in Tahrir Square. The attack also experienced journalists from the BBC, ABC News and CNN. Among those who became victims of the CNN journalist Anderson Cooper and Hala Gorani. This attack instantly invite international attention. The group of international journalists blamed the attacks on a number of reporters that the government is still in power, Mubarak.
"The Egyptian government is trying to do a strategy to eliminate the witness for their actions," said the Coordinating Committee to Protect Journalists (Commite to Protect Jornalists) Middle East and North Africa, Mohamed Abdel Dayem. Abdel Dayem continued, attacks on journalists is one way to intimidate the news.
The fate of Al-Arabiya journalist experienced Nahas, Ahmed Abdullah. Abdullah lost for three hours. Editor Abdullah said, his men who allegedly kidnapped had been found in a pathetic condition.
Increasingly sharp conflict
Million mass action that took place yesterday triggered Mubarak's statement that refused to retreat. The 82-year-old president was declared no longer acceptable to run in September. Top response to that speech, the mass of increasingly infuriated opponents of Mubarak. Massa insists, Mubarak down. Massa also set deadlines. Friday, February 4 tomorrow, was the last time for Mubarak to step down.
In America, the White House captures the signal from the demonstrators who want the interim government was formed immediately. Besides demanding Mubarak down, the mass also wanted a change in the constitution.
Washington, who became a close ally of Cairo since the last three decades change course. America leads the transitional government was formed immediately. Interim government is expected to be filled by joint elements of the opposition and the regime which is still in power.
Transitional government of the two major compositions was also suggested rewriting the constitution of Egypt. And most underlined namely, opposition parties are given the opportunity to propose new rules could share in the election later. "Change is needed now," said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, as reported by VOA News.
Insistence that Egypt rejected. Egyptian Foreign Ministry oppose American pressure for political transition. In fact, the Foreign Ministry accused the United States has provoked, and muddy the situation in Egypt. "The internal situation incite foreigners in Egypt," wrote an official statement the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, Wednesday, February 2, 2011.
Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei to be character-gaungkan digaung opponents of Mubarak. Baradei is the Head of the International Nuclear Supervisory Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, Austria. He never won the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to prevent the use of nuclear energy for military purposes. During the 12-year-Baradei acting in an anti-nuclear organizations. Local leaders who received the world recognition that is now hailed Mubarak's opponents.
Conflict Pros and Cons of Hosni Mubarak, The previous day until late evening, clashes broke out between supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak with anti-government stronghold. These clashes are the worst incident along Mubarak demonstrations demanding nine-day retreat.
Mass pro-Mubarak came after the President who has been in power nearly three decades refused to resign. In his speech, Mubarak will resign in September, or when elections coincide. He promised, would not stand again in presidential candidate exchanges.
Two camps clash lasted brutal pros and cons. Mass anti-government cashed-wood and stone, faced with mass pro-Mubarak who allegedly armed more deadly. Mass pro-Mubarak even brought horses and camels. Some are throwing Molotov cocktails, and concrete blocks.
Thousands of supporters of Mubarak also arming themselves with sticks and knives on entering the square. Sydney Morning Herald news site mentions that there was gunfire in the clashes. Three people were killed earlier allegedly died from bullets.
Now, the death toll continues to grow. Six people reportedly died, and about 1,500 people were reported injured. Egyptian Health Minister Samih Ahmed Farid said the victim was killed five people. "A total of 836 taken to hospital, and 86 of whom underwent inpatient meeting," said Ahmed was quoted as Telegraph.co.id, Thursday, February 3, 2011.
Many believe the mass pro-Mubarak is the security forces dressed in civilian clothes. This shocking information was launched Al Jazeera news site. Of identity cards confiscated during anti-government than pro-Mubarak mass, it is known that the card is a sign of membership of the local police.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia also received information from the Embassy in Egypt that there were allegations of mass propemerintah security forces. In between them, some are derived from the National Democratic Party, Mubarak's party.
"Information of the Embassy (Embassy of the Republic), the mass pro-Mubarak is sometimes contain the security forces," said Head of Division Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Middle East, Bambang Purwanto, in conversation with VIVAnews.com, Thursday, February 3, 2011.
Anti-Mubarak demonstrators only 'body tide' with makeshift weapons. "Presumably there is also a sniper on the location of the clashes," said Bambang. "The information we can, five people were killed," said Bambang. The clash lasted about 12 hours. Rain Molotov cocktails to rocks from the roof of the building continues.
Vice President Omar Suleiman, Egypt's former intelligence chief, asked the demonstrators to end their actions for dialogue between the opposition and the government could begin. "All citizens are encouraged to return home and obey the curfew. This is to improve the government's efforts to restore security and stability, and reduce damage and losses due to demonstrations," said Suleiman, as reported by ABC News, February 2, 2011.
Other events also occur. Mass pro-Mubarak attacked several reporters on the streets of Cairo. Not only local journalist to be targeted. Foreign journalists are also targeted with a supporting Mubarak. As reported by CNN News Station Wednesday, February 2, 2011, a Belgian journalist detained. Belgian journalist was beaten and accused of being a spy by supporting the Mubarak regime. Belgian journalist was beaten in downtown Cairo, Choubra.
An Egyptian journalist was subject to beatings there was an incident several hours after the arrest in Tahrir Square. The attack also experienced journalists from the BBC, ABC News and CNN. Among those who became victims of the CNN journalist Anderson Cooper and Hala Gorani. This attack instantly invite international attention. The group of international journalists blamed the attacks on a number of reporters that the government is still in power, Mubarak.
"The Egyptian government is trying to do a strategy to eliminate the witness for their actions," said the Coordinating Committee to Protect Journalists (Commite to Protect Jornalists) Middle East and North Africa, Mohamed Abdel Dayem. Abdel Dayem continued, attacks on journalists is one way to intimidate the news.
The fate of Al-Arabiya journalist experienced Nahas, Ahmed Abdullah. Abdullah lost for three hours. Editor Abdullah said, his men who allegedly kidnapped had been found in a pathetic condition.
Increasingly sharp conflict
Million mass action that took place yesterday triggered Mubarak's statement that refused to retreat. The 82-year-old president was declared no longer acceptable to run in September. Top response to that speech, the mass of increasingly infuriated opponents of Mubarak. Massa insists, Mubarak down. Massa also set deadlines. Friday, February 4 tomorrow, was the last time for Mubarak to step down.
In America, the White House captures the signal from the demonstrators who want the interim government was formed immediately. Besides demanding Mubarak down, the mass also wanted a change in the constitution.
Washington, who became a close ally of Cairo since the last three decades change course. America leads the transitional government was formed immediately. Interim government is expected to be filled by joint elements of the opposition and the regime which is still in power.
Transitional government of the two major compositions was also suggested rewriting the constitution of Egypt. And most underlined namely, opposition parties are given the opportunity to propose new rules could share in the election later. "Change is needed now," said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, as reported by VOA News.
Insistence that Egypt rejected. Egyptian Foreign Ministry oppose American pressure for political transition. In fact, the Foreign Ministry accused the United States has provoked, and muddy the situation in Egypt. "The internal situation incite foreigners in Egypt," wrote an official statement the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, Wednesday, February 2, 2011.
Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei to be character-gaungkan digaung opponents of Mubarak. Baradei is the Head of the International Nuclear Supervisory Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, Austria. He never won the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to prevent the use of nuclear energy for military purposes. During the 12-year-Baradei acting in an anti-nuclear organizations. Local leaders who received the world recognition that is now hailed Mubarak's opponents.
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