Originally posted by the Voice of America. Voice of America content is produced by the Voice of America, a United States federal government-sponsored entity, and is in the public domain. December 19, 2011 Deadly Clashes in Egypt Stretch Into Fourth Day VOA News An Egyptian protester shows a spent bullet casing during a demonstration at Tahrir Square in Cairo on December 19, 2011. Photo: AFP An Egyptian protester shows a spent bullet casing during a demonstration at Tahrir Square in Cairo on December 19, 2011. Egyptian officials say at least one person has been killed in clashes between protesters and security forces, as unrest in the capital, Cairo, continues for a fourth day. Egypt's Health Ministry announced the latest death Monday, bringing the four-day toll to 11 people. Authorities say more than 500 others have been hurt, while the military says at least 164 people have been detained. The clashes broke out Friday, as protesters demanded that the country's military rulers step down immediately and hand power to a civilian government. They accuse the military council of manipulating the transition process to retain permanent powers. The council is overseeing a three-month phased parliamentary election, and has promised to hand power to an elected president by July. The second stage of the election took place last week. Egypt's main Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, said Sunday its party secured the biggest share of party-list votes in that round. The Brotherhood's party and the ultra-conservative Islamist Al-Nur party also dominated the first stage of voting earlier this month. Some information for this report was provided by AP and AFP. Join the conversation on our social journalism site - [1]Middle East Voices. Follow our Middle East reports on [2]Twitter and discuss them on our [3]Facebook page. References 1. http://middleeastvoices.com/ 2. http://twitter.com/VOAMiddleEast 3. http://www.facebook.com/pages/VOAMiddleEastVoices/124360240958667?%20%20%20%20v=wall .