Egypt: 2 dead in anti-Mubarak demonstrations of anger

In Egypt, two people died last night in Cairo during protests to denounce the verdict against Hosni Mubarak.

This Saturday, the former president was cleared of murder charges of complicity. The Justice ruled that it was not he who had given the order to fire on the crowd that demanded his departure during the uprising in 2011.

This ruling has sparked shock and anger among those who, specifically, were mobilized there 4 years. So, by the thousands, they came to say their dissatisfaction, Tahrir Square, landmark of the anti-Mubarak mobilization in 2011. Among them, Mohamed Medhat. "Tonight, he says, people have ignored their political label. We're all here to say no to Mubarak regime, not the current regime. "

A little further, another protesters Islam Hafez, added: "I was not able to participate in the events of January 2011, but I lost relatives during the revolution. So when I heard that Mubarak was cleared, it put me pissed. "

In addition to Hosni Mubarak, seven senior security officials, including former Interior Minister, were acquitted. These verdicts were greeted with joy by the supporters of the former Rais.

Hosni Mubarak is now 86 years old. It remains for the time being in prison, having been convicted in another corruption case.