Cairo Protesters Approach Palace

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 2:39PM EDT / Published Dec. 04, 2012 3:00PM EST

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Protesters in Egypt approached the perimeter of the presidential palace on Tuesday, as demonstrations against President Mohamed Morsi continue. Riot police fired tear gas at the protesters, which numbered in the several hundreds as they chanted “Leave, leave” and “No to the Constitution.” "The president left the palace," a presidential source tells Reuters. Morsi declared last month that he intended to ban all legal opposition—a move that has set off weeks of protests against both him and his party, the powerful Muslim Brotherhood.

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Cairo Protesters Approach Palace

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