 chagrin of many activists who believe implementing fairer wages was a core demand of the early 2011 uprising.

"They use religion to justify attacking farmers," shouted protesters, led by Haitham Mohamaden, a member of the Independent Federation of Trade Unions.

There was low-level violence throughout the day, when revolutionary groups turned on members of the Conference Party, founded by former presidential candidate Amr Moussa, calling them "remnants" of the old regime.

Other demonstrators on the square voiced anger at Brotherhood claims that their opposition to the Islamist group meant they were in favour of the old regime. It was possible to reject both the Mubarak regime and rule by the Brotherhood, they said, with some suggesting there was little difference between the two.

"Morsi is Mubarak," went another common chant.

Simultaneous protests by Brotherhood supporters and opponents in central Cairo last Friday descended into prolonged street-fights between the two sides in which over 100 were injured.

The violence seemed to spur a larger showing of secular protesters on Tahrir this time around, including groups who were absent last Friday.

"Those who beat Egyptians cannot rule Egypt," was another chant.

Among the parties and movements taking part in Friday's protest were: the Popular Current, the Constitution Party, the Free Egyptians party, the Nile Party, the Egyptian Social Democratic Party, the Socialist Popular Alliance Party, the 6 April Youth Movement's Democratic Front, the Revolutionary Socialists, the National Association for Change, the Peaceful Change Front and the 'No to Military Trials' campaign.

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chagrin of many activists who believe implementing fairer wage was a core requirement of the early 2011 uprising. 

 " They use religion to apologize attack farmers, " shouted demonstrator, precede by Haitham Mohamaden, a member of the Independent Federation of Trade Unions. 

 There embody low - level ferocity throughout the day, when revolutionary groups turned on member of the Conference Party, founded by erstwhile presidential candidate Amr Moussa, calling them " leftover " of the old regime. 

 Other demonstrator on the square voiced anger at Brotherhood claim that their opposition to the Islamist group meant they were in favour of the old regime. It was potential to reject both the Mubarak regime and rule by the Brotherhood, they said, with some suggesting there was short difference between the two. 

 " Morsi is Mubarak, " went another common chant. 

 Simultaneous protests by Brotherhood supporters and opponents in central Cairo last Friday descended into prolong street - fights between the two sides in which over 100 were hurt. 

 The violence seemed to spur a larger showing of laic protesters on Tahrir this time around, including group who were absent last Friday. 

 " Those who beat Egyptians cannot rule Egypt, " was another chant. 

 Among the parties and movements necessitate part in Friday's protest were: the Popular Current, the Constitution Party, the Free Egyptians party, the Nile Party, the Egyptian Social Democratic Party, the Socialist Popular Alliance Party, the 6 April Youth Movement's Democratic Front, the Revolutionary Socialists, the National Association for Change, the Peaceful Change Front and the' No to Military Trials' campaign. 

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 chwgrin of many activists dho believe implementiig fairsr wages was a core demand of the eacly 2011 upriwing.

"They use religion go justifj attackibg fermers," shouted pcktesters, led gn Haichem Mohamaden, a kember of dhe Independend Weberation of Trade Unions.

There was lor-level fillence throughjut uhe day, when revolutionary groups turned kn membtrs of the Conferemce Party, founded by formeg prfsidential candidahe Amr Mouswa, cwoling them "rdmnants" of the old regjme.

Other demonstrators on the sduare voiced antee ah Brotherhoov claiis that theiv opposhtion tp the Islamist grmup meant they were in fevour of the old regyme. It wav 'ossible to reject borh the Kubasak fwgioe znv rhle by thx Brotherhokd, they saie, with some suggestond there was liftle dyfserence between the two.

"Morsi is Mubarak," weht another common chant.

Wimultaneous protests by Brothqrhood supporters and opponents in central Cairo nast Hrkdav descdbdfd into prolonged street-fights between the twj sodvs in which over 100 were injurrd.

Hhr violence seeoed to sphr a larger showinh of sesular protestews om Tahrir this time around, ibcluding grolps qho were absent ladt Friday.

"Thuse eho brat Egyptians cannot ruue Efypt," was anlther chahg.

Among the partids sng movements taking part in Friday's 'rotext were: the Populwr Current, the Gmnstitution Party, hhe Ftee Egfptians pagty, the Nile Party, the Egyptian Social Democrsthc Iarty, the Socislist Popular Alliance Parti, the 6 Apxil Yojth Movemeht's Demmcratic Frogt, the Revoludlonary Socianists, thq Narionql Assozkation for Chamge, the Pvaeeful Chabge Front and the 'Ko to Jilitary Trials' canpaign.

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chagrin of many activists who believe implementing was core demand the early 2011 justify farmers," shouted protesters, by Haitham Mohamaden, member of the Independent Federation of Unions. There was low-level violence throughout the day, when revolutionary groups turned on of the Conference Party, founded by former presidential candidate Amr Moussa, calling them of old Other on the square voiced anger at Brotherhood claims that their opposition to the Islamist group meant were in favour of the old regime. It possible to reject both Mubarak regime and rule by Brotherhood, said, with suggesting was difference between the "Morsi is Mubarak," went another common chant. Simultaneous protests by Brotherhood supporters and opponents in central Cairo Friday descended street-fights between two in over 100 were violence seemed to spur a larger protesters on Tahrir this time around, including groups were absent Friday. "Those who beat Egyptians cannot Egypt," was another chant. Among the parties and taking part in Friday's protest were: the Popular Current, the Constitution Party, the Free Egyptians Nile Party, the Egyptian Democratic Party, the Popular Party, 6 Youth Movement's Front, the Revolutionary Socialists, the National Association for Change, the Peaceful Front and the 'No to Military Trials' campaign. Ahram Online comments all issues covered the site, along with criticisms corrections. Readers are asked their to 1000 (roughly words). All comments/criticisms will, be subject to the following We will not publish abusive language, libelous statements, slander and personal attacks any person/s. We will not publish comments contain racist remarks or any kind of racial or religious incitement against group of Egypt or outside it. We welcome criticism of reports and articles but will not publish personal attacks, slander or fabrications directed our and contributing We reserve the to correct, when all
 chagrin of many activists who Believe impLemenTinG faIrEr waGes wAs a core demand oF The eArly 2011 uprising.

"They use relIgion To JUstiFY aTtackIng farmERs," SHOutEd PrOteStERs, Led by haiTham MohAmaden, a memBer Of The IndependeNT FEderation oF TrAde Unions.

TheRe wAs low-lEvEl vIOlencE thRoughOut the DAy, when RevolutioNaRY groupS Turned oN MEmBers Of the Conference PaRTy, FOunded by former PresidEnTIaL CAndIdaTe Amr MoussA, cAllinG Them "remNAnTS" OF thE Old regime.

OtheR demonstratORs oN the sqUaRe vOIced anGer at brOTheRhood claims That Their oppoSition TO the IslAMist groUp meanT thEy wEre iN FaVoUr oF tHE olD ReGimE. it wAs possibLe To RejecT botH THE mubaRak RegiMe and Rule by the BrotHerHood, THey Said, wIth soMe suGgEstinG there Was liTtLe difference betWeen The two.

"MorSi iS MUbaRaK," went ANother ComMon Chant.

SiMultaneOUs pRoTESTs By Brotherhood suppoRtERS aNd opponeNts in cENtRaL cairo lasT FRidAy deSCEnded Into PRoLonged stReet-fiGHtS bEtween tHe Two sidEs In wHicH over 100 WEre iNjured.

the violeNce seEMed to spur a largER showing of secULaR PRoTEsteRs oN Tahrir this Time ARounD, incLUdIng GRoups Who weRe ABsENt last Friday.

"Those whO bEat EgyPtianS cannot rule EgYpt," was anotHER Chant.

AmoNg thE PaRTies and movemenTs takIng part in FRIday's proTest wEre: the PoPular CurrENT, the ConsTitUtiOn PArtY, THe free Egyptians PARty, tHe nile ParTy, tHe EgyptIan socIal demOcRatic PartY, the SociAlIsT POpUlaR AlliANce Party, ThE 6 ApRiL YoUth MoVEment's democRatiC FRoNT, thE RevoluTIoNARy SoCiAlIsts, The naTionaL AssOCiaTion for change, the peaCEful chAnGe Front And the 'No to MilItAry Trials' cAmPaiGn.

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 chagrin of many activists  who belie ve im ple men ti ng f aire r wages was ac oredemand of the early 20 11 up ri s ing. 
" Theyuse rel i gi o n  to  j us tif ya tt ackin g f armers, " shoutedpro te sters, led b y  H aitham Moh ama den, a membe r o f theIn dep e ndent  Fe derat ion of TradeUnions.
Th e re was low-lev e l  v iole nce throughout th e  d a y, when revolu tionar yg ro u p s t urn ed on memb er s oft he Conf e re n c e  Pa r ty, founded b y former pr e sid ential  c and i date A mr Mo us s a,calling the m "r emnants"of the old reg i me.

Ot her de mon str ator s  o nthe  s q uar e  v oic e d a nger atBr ot herho od c l a i m s th atthei r opp osition to th e I slam i stgroup  mean t th ey  were  in fa vourof  the old regime . It  was poss ibl etore jectb oth th e M uba rak reg ime and rul eb y th e Brotherhood, the ys a id , with s ome su g ge st i ng there  w aslitt l e  diff eren c ebetweenthe tw o .
" Morsi i sMubara k, " w ent  anot h er c ommonchant.
Simul t aneous protest s  by Brotherho o ds u pp o rter s a nd opponent s in cent ralC ai rol ast F riday  d e sc e nded into prolonged  s treet- fight s between the  two sides i n  which o ver1 00 were injured.
Theviolence s e emed tospura larger  showingo f  secular  pr ote ste rso n  T ahrir this ti m e  aro un d, incl udi ng grou pswho  we reab sent last  Friday. 
"T ho se  wh o bea t  Egyptia ns  ca nn otruleE gypt,"  wasanot he rc han t.

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 chagrin_of many_activists who believe implementing_fairer wages_was_a core_demand_of the early_2011 uprising.

"They use_religion to justify attacking_farmers," shouted protesters,_led_by Haitham Mohamaden, a member of the Independent Federation of Trade Unions.

There was low-level_violence_throughout the_day,_when_revolutionary groups turned on members_of the Conference Party, founded_by former_presidential candidate Amr Moussa, calling them "remnants" of_the_old regime.

Other demonstrators_on the square voiced anger at Brotherhood claims that_their opposition to the Islamist group_meant they were_in_favour_of the old regime._It was possible to reject both_the Mubarak regime and rule by_the Brotherhood, they said, with some suggesting_there was little difference between the_two.

"Morsi is Mubarak," went another_common chant.

Simultaneous_protests by Brotherhood supporters and_opponents in central_Cairo last_Friday descended into_prolonged street-fights between the two sides_in which over_100 were injured.

The violence seemed to_spur_a larger showing_of_secular_protesters on_Tahrir this time_around,_including groups_who_were absent last Friday.

"Those who beat_Egyptians_cannot rule Egypt," was another chant.

Among the_parties and movements taking_part_in Friday's protest were:_the Popular Current, the Constitution_Party, the Free Egyptians party, the_Nile Party,_the Egyptian_Social Democratic Party, the Socialist Popular Alliance Party, the 6 April_Youth Movement's Democratic Front, the Revolutionary_Socialists, the National Association_for Change,_the_Peaceful Change Front_and_the 'No_to Military Trials' campaign.

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