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Security disperses protesters during second “Day of Anger”
26 Jan 2011
Day of Anger ramping up..
26 Jan 2011
A protester removing a Mubarak, Jr.'s poster, during a protest in what is seen as a continuation of Day of Anger protests a day earlier in central Cairo, Alexandria, January 26, 2011.  A day earlier in Cairo, thousands of Egyptians took to streets, all swarming into Tahrir Square - one most critical Cairo Downtown area - chanting slogans against President Mubarak, political regime, unemployment and detriorating livelihoods.
Day of Anger
26 Jan 2011
Police use a water cannon against protesters during a demonstration in downtown Cairo, Egypt.
Day of Anger
26 Jan 2011
Police use a water cannon against protesters during a demonstration in downtown Cairo, Egypt.
Day of Anger
26 Jan 2011
Protesters stop traffic in the middle of a bridge over the Nile river during clashes in downtown Cairo, Egypt, in the early hours of Wednesday.
Day of Anger
26 Jan 2011
Protesters stop traffic in the middle of a bridge over the Nile river during clashes in downtown Cairo, Egypt, in the early hours of Wednesday.
Day of Anger protests go on
26 Jan 2011
A protester chanting slogans against Egyptian political regime during a massive march in central Cairo, Tahrir Square, January 25, 2011. Earlier, a group of political activists organized a Facebook campaign, calling for nationwide protests on Police Day, January 25. The Day of Anger - which is now widely known - is a day against current political system corruption, incompetence as well as unemployment and detriorating livelihoods. For second day in a row, protests are still erupting nationwide in an unprecedented nationwide move.
Egyptian security: A+
26 Jan 2011
Central Security Forces (CSF) troop support heading for an unprecedented massive rally in Cairo downtown, Tahrir Square, January 25, 2011. Thousands of Egyptians took to streets on what is now an online spin as "Anger Day", protesting against corruption, unemployment and hiking prices. Tunisia's recent uprising is generally thought of as one main trigger for Egyptian Anger Day. According to official opposition - which presumed a sheer motivated popular protest nationwide - more protests are in store. Until midday, no signs of protests are seen in central Cairo, only heavy security presence.
Security disperses Day of Anger sit-in
26 Jan 2011
Security, protesters clash on Day of Anger
26 Jan 2011