Egyptian Protesters Camp Out

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 2:39PM EDT / Published Dec. 05, 2012 5:30PM EST

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More than 200 people were injured in clashes at the presidential palace in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday. There are also reports that two people may have been killed in the clashes. Hundreds camped out outside Egypt’s presidential palace near Cairo on Wednesday, hours after police fired tear gas into the crowd as protesters tried to break through the gates. President Mohamed Morsi returned Wednesday, with a source saying Morsi was already back to work at the palace. Also on Tuesday, at least eight influential newspapers suspended publication in a day of protest against the snap referendum on the draft constitution.

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Egyptian Protesters Camp Out

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