Mohammed Morsi's Rule In Egypt Spirals To Spectacular End -- National Journal
Mohammed Morsi is no longer the president of Egypt, the military announced on Wednesday.
General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the head of Egypt's military, made the announcement standing in front of religious and military leaders. The military will suspend the country's constitution "provisionally."
Until the next presidential election, the chief justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court will have the power of the presidency. Sisi said a national dialogue was rejected by Morsi, which eventually lead to his downfall.
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