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(Reuters) Noah Browning and Peter Graff - Supporters of deposed Egyptian President Morsi called on Wednesday for more mass demonstrations, declaring a "day of steadfastness" to protest against the formation of a new interim cabinet. The Brotherhood has maintained a vigil into its third week, with thousands of supporters camped out in a Cairo square vowing not to leave unless Morsi is restored. It has called protests attracting tens of thousands of people every few days. Running street battles on Tuesday were the deadliest in a week. 2013-07-17 00:00:00Full Article
Brotherhood Calls for More Mass Demonstrations
(Reuters) Noah Browning and Peter Graff - Supporters of deposed Egyptian President Morsi called on Wednesday for more mass demonstrations, declaring a "day of steadfastness" to protest against the formation of a new interim cabinet. The Brotherhood has maintained a vigil into its third week, with thousands of supporters camped out in a Cairo square vowing not to leave unless Morsi is restored. It has called protests attracting tens of thousands of people every few days. Running street battles on Tuesday were the deadliest in a week. 2013-07-17 00:00:00Full Article
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