In Egypt, Clashes Rage On Between Morsy's Supporters, Foes -- CNN
Cairo (CNN) -- Supporters of Egypt's embattled president turned out at a protest venue in the Cairo neighborhood Nasr City again Saturday. They have said that they plan to demonstrate on Mohamed Morsy's behalf indefinitely.
His opponents are planning massive countrywide demonstrations on Sunday, the one year anniversary of his presidency, to call for his ouster.
Clashes between the two sides in the port city of Alexandria raged on until early Saturday, state media reported.
The violence between the two sides left behind casualties.
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