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Cairo (CNN) -- Throngs of people crowded into Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday in an effort to inject new life into Egypt's revolution and push the country's ruling military council to prosecute the former president, Hosni Mubarak, who stepped down under immense popular pressure on February 11. Compared with previous weeks, the protesters' ranks swelled, in part due to the addition of Egypt's long-banned Muslim Brotherhood movement, which had chosen not to participate in recent Friday protests. There was another addition to the protest movement, one that marked a direct challenge to Egypt's military rulers. Fifteen Egyptian soldiers and mid-level army officers joined the demonstration, flouting a ban issued Thursday by a military spokesman.

said Talat Sadat, a former parliament member and critic of

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Hosni Mubarak.
Hur slutar den här historien? Kairo (CNN) -- Folkmassor som trängs in på Tahrirtorget i Kairo på fredagen i ett försök att injicera nytt liv i Egyptens revolution och driva landets styrande militärråd att åtala den tidigare presidenten, Hosni Mubarak, som klev ner under enorma folkliga påtryckningar den 11 februari. Jämfört med tidigare veckor svällde demonstranternas led, delvis på grund av tillägget av Egyptens sedan länge förbjudna Muslimska brödraskapsrörelse, som hade valt att inte delta i senare fredagsprotester. Det fanns ytterligare ett tillskott till proteströrelsen, ett som markerade en direkt utmaning mot Egyptens militärhärskare. Femton egyptiska soldater och arméofficerare på mellannivå anslöt sig till demonstrationen och trotsade ett förbud utfärdat på torsdag av en militär talesman. sade Talat Sadat, tidigare riksdagsledamot och kritiker av ALTERNATIV: - CNN. - Kairo. - Egypten. -Egyptier. - Hosni Mubarak. - Mubarak. - Muslimska brödraskapet. - Tahrirtorget.
How does this story end? Cairo (CNN) -- crowds crowded into Tahrir Square in Cairo on Friday in an attempt to inject new life into Egypt's revolution and drive the country's ruling military council to prosecute the former president, Hosni Mubarak, who stepped down under enormous popular pressure on February 11. Compared to previous weeks, the ranks of protesters swelled, in part due to the addition of Egypt's long-forbidden Muslim Brotherhood Movement, which had chosen not to participate in later Friday protests. There was another addition to the protest movement, one that marked a direct challenge to Egypt's military rulers. Fifteen Egyptian soldiers and mid-level army officers joined the demonstration and defied a ban issued on Thursday by a military spokesman. said Talat Sadat, former MP and critic of ALTERNATIVE: - CNN. Cairo. Egypt. Egyptian. - Hosni Mubarak. Mubarak. The Muslim Brotherhood. Tahrir Square.
Hosni Mubarak.
Hosni Mubarak.