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Description: I have filmed a stunning Ferrari 599 GTO finished in a two tone Rosso Corsa body and matte grey roof. Video shows many details of the car, including some shoots at the end. Actually, this is one of the 13 GTOs you may find in London, not bad if you think that it's limited to 599 units. Marchettino Facebook page: www.facebook.com
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Description: In an Exclusive Interview with ABC REPORTER'S CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR Egypt's President Says He's Fed Up and Wants to Resign I've just left the presidential palace in Cairo where I met for about 30 minutes with President Hosni Mubarak. He told me that he is troubled by the violence we have seen in Tahrir Square over the last few days but that his government is not responsible for it. Instead, he blamed the Muslim Brotherhood, a banned political party here in Egypt. He said he's fed up with being president and would like to leave office now, but cannot, he says, for fear that the country would sink into chaos. I asked President Mubarak about the violence that his supporters launched against the anti-government protestors in Liberation Square. He told me, "I was very unhappy about yesterday. I do not want to see Egyptians fighting each other." When I asked him what he thought seeing the people shouting insults about him and wanting him gone, he said, "I don't care what people say about me. Right now I care about my country, I care about Egypt." algerian algeria cairo france mohamed bouteflika algerie émeutes riots maroc arabe england USA islam police ben ali egypt husni mubarak TUNISIE tunis news world war street israel محمد بوعزيزي tunisie egypt football الجزائر المغرب بوتفليقة تونس إنتفاضة حسني مبارك حرق العراق العرب الإسلام إسرائيل مصر القاهرة مصر الجزائر المغرب تونس الكويت دبي الإمارات قطر السودان البحرين لبنان فلسطين الأردن عمان ليبيا ا سوريا العراق العرب الخبر الأسبوعي ...
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Description: Police van slams into protester in Street of Cairo algerian algeria cairo france mohamed bouteflika algerie émeutes riots maroc arabe england USA islam police ben ali egypt husni mubarak TUNISIE tunis news world war street israel محمد بوعزيزي tunisie egypt football الجزائر المغرب بوتفليقة تونس إنتفاضة حسني مبارك حرق العراق العرب الإسلام إسرائيل مصر القاهرة مصر الجزائر المغرب تونس الكويت دبي الإمارات قطر السودان البحرين لبنان فلسطين الأردن عمان ليبيا ا سوريا العراق العرب الخبر الأسبوعي الجزيرة العربية كرة القدم العاصمة القاهرة اليوم المغرب العار تونس الساحل الترجي الإفريقي علاء مبارك، محمود ياسين، محمود عبدالعزيز، حسين فهمي، صلاح السعدانى، يسرى، فيفي عبده، إلهام شهين، ميدو، شعبان عبدالرحيم، شريف منير، تامر حسنى، مرتضى منصور، محمد فؤاد، ماجد المصرى ، محمد سعد، محمد عطية, أحمد السقا، يوسف شعبان، محمح صبحي، زينة، إسعاد يونس، إبراهيم حسن, أحمد مكي، حكيم، هيثم شاكر، ،إيهاب توفيق، خالد الغندور،مصطفي عبده، مدحت شلبى، عمرو أديب, أحمد موسى، سمير زاهر أحمد بدير، فتحي عبد الوهاب، أحمد أدم، نهال عنبر، محمد حماقي،تامر البسيوني، إبراهيم حجازي، سعد الصغير، مصطفي البكري، ريهام سعيد و البنانيتين هيفاء وهبي و نانسي عجرم شوبير Egypt Protests inspired by Tunisia Tunisie Algeria Algerie Lybia Lybie Maroc Morocco Egypte Oran Chlef Bejaia Sidi Belabbas Oujda Benzerte Baja Tripoli Anaba Sfax Sidi Bouzid Unaiza Hail Sinai Sharm Sheikh Fes Asyut Suez Tabruk dakha Al kharj Jeddah Tanger rabat Casablanca Caire Cairo Gaza Palestine Jerusalem Alquds Alguds Nouakchot Port Said palestine libya algerie ...
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Description: Pandemonium reigned Wednesday in Cairo as stinging tear gas was fired in the epicenter of the city's demonstrations, fueled by running street battles between pro- and anti-government forces. In a surreal scene resembling the movie "Ben-Hur," demonstrators thundered through the crowds on horses and camels in central Tahrir Square. At least one man was pulled off his horse and beaten. State-run television said the riders were pyramid workers who were protesting the negative economic impact of the crisis. Embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's announcement Tuesday that he will not seek re-election had been expected to vacuum passion out of Egypt's nine-day uprising. But the opposite rang true, at least in central Cairo, where mob rule was in sharp contrast to the jubilant mood of tens of thousands of anti-Mubarak protesters the day before. Bloody battle on streets Cairo clash with south africa LONDON Egyptian Anti-government protests algeria car cairo france england germany london washington obama israel zamalek al ahly algerie émeutes riots maroc USA islam police egypt husni mubarak egypte news world pakistan canada iran india indonesia malaysia japan tunisie الجزائر المغرب تونس إنتفاضة حسني مبارك العراق الإسكندرية إسرائيل مصر القاهرة
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