text: Thousands of Anti-Military Egyptians throng Tahrir Square
  Massive protests in Cairo and other citeis against military rule as their candidaten declares himself winner of presidential vote.
  AlJazeera/ June 20 , 2012
  The demonstration on Tuesday comes against a backdrop of uncertainty over the winner of the presidential vote, with the Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi and his rival, former prime minister Ahmed Shafik, both claiming victory.
  Led by the Muslim Brotherhood, participants in Tahrir Square rally chanted "Down with military rule". The opposition April 6 Youth Movement had called on its supporters to join the protests.
  Hundreds more protested in front of the parliament building, a few hundred metres away from Tahrir Square, against a decree by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a constitutional court ruling last week which found the legislature to be unconstitutional.
  The Brotherhood was present in strength in the protests, called by several groups which had participated in Egypt's 2011 uprising, against measures by the ruling military council to claim sweeping powers.
  Frank Gormlie June 20, 2012 at 10:59 am
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