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Egyptian Protesters React to Current Political Situation
Tahrir Square protesters talk about political crisis
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Rida Eid Mohamed, 60, is a retired nurse says, "The Military Council has never been against the people - never. And I don't just mean this time. The Egyptian military has protected the people since the war in 1973. People are rioting and the army is only
![Mina Kamel, 18, is an engineering student says, "The Military Council is procrastinating so they can stay in power. We need a constitution. We need a civilian government - like they have now in Tunisia. And they [Military Council] need to accept a civilia](https://gdb.voanews.com/5c099a35-0e58-49bf-9cdf-2ddbd5f273fb_w1024_q10_s.jpg)
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Mina Kamel, 18, is an engineering student says, "The Military Council is procrastinating so they can stay in power. We need a constitution. We need a civilian government - like they have now in Tunisia. And they [Military Council] need to accept a civilia
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Hasan Abdel Mohsin, 26, university graduate with a degree in social work says, "We had really high expectations for the Military Council - and now, we've lowered them. I'm disappointed that Mubarak's trial has been delayed. There doesn't seem to be any re
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Dr. Azza Azmi, a researcher at an agricultural center in Giza says, "Unfortunately, I think the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has failed to manage the situation here in Egypt for the past year. The military council should have complied with the dema