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Revolt at Tahrir Square

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

News of the protests first originated on Twitter and Facebook. Over 1 million youths, university students, lawyers, journalists, businesspeople and politicians later gathered in the center of Cairo, demanding that President Mubarak step down. Tempo reporters Qaris Tajudin and Akbar Pribadi report from Cairo.

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HE stumbled down an empty Tahrir Street, stopping for a moment in front of a sandy-brown tank while keeping a hand on a wound above his cheekbone. A soldier approached him and asked if he was alright. The youth only nodded and continued on his way. In the early hours of the morning, he walked under the glow of the street lamps. The temperature was just 7 degrees Celsius, and this youth with a small beard was wrapped in a thick jacket, his neck co

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