Morsi Returns to Presidential Palace After Fleeing From Protesters
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Fox News – Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi returned to the presidential palace Wednesday after a violent protest of over 100,000 people the night before had forced him to leave the building.
An Egyptian official says about 300 opposition supporters are camped out in front of the palace’s main gate, but Morsi and his aides routinely use other gates to enter. Traffic was reportedly flowing normally around the area that had been filled with several thousand demonstrators the night before.
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