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Protesters besieged Egypt's Interior Ministry after a night of clashes with police in which 400 people were wounded.
Demonstrations erupted in Egypt this week following deaths at a soccer stadium in Port said as the football incident turned quickly into a political crisis. Protesters hold the military-led authorities responsible for the bloodshed.
The only vehicles in the usually congested downtown area were largely ambulances that ferried away casualties from clashes with police. In separate clashes in the city of Suez, two protesters were killed as police used live rounds to hold back crowds trying to break into a police station.. The soccer stadium deaths have heaped new criticism on the military council, which has governed Egypt since Former President Hosni Mubarak stepped down a year ago in the face of mass protests.
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