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                    Fall of Mohamed Morsi Triggers Protests

   by Cecily Hilleary

   At least one is dead after clashes broke out between Egypt's military
   and protesters demonstrating against the removal of Mohamed Morsi from
   power. Thousands of Morsi supporters gathered outside Cairo's Rabea
   Al-Adaweya mosque, where Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide Mohamed Badie
   called on the military to free Morsi and reinstate him as president.
   Meanwhile, Adly Mansour, appointed by the military as interim leader of
   Egypt, dissolved parliament, and the African Union suspended Egypt's
   membership, a decision it said will stand until Egypt restores a
   constitutional democracy. State TV also said that Adli Mansour, the
   constitutional court chief justice sworn in as head of state on
   Thursday, had appointed Mohamed Ahmed Farid as head of intelligence.
   [[1]View the story "Egypt's Brotherhood: Friday of Rejection" on
   Storify]
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   protests/1695964.html

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