Tag: Protests in Egypt

Revolutionary Notes

Post author By Olivia Marudan
Post date Monday, January 31st, 2011
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Many around the globe are wondering what is going on in the Middle East. There is a plethora of information, coming in from all sides, and there’s little way to make heads or tails of it. Who is Mubarak? Is Yemen involved? What’s the Jasmine Revolution? Well, fear not gentle reader, as I will guide […]

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Protests in Egypt

Post author By Olivia Marudan
Post date Friday, January 28th, 2011
1 Comment on Protests in Egypt

As protests heat up in Egypt, the situation there remains extremely tense and unpredictable. Of course demonstrations are nothing new for the country. However, there is something very unique about this particular situation.

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