VOICED : Egipto: protestas contra juicio a Mursi

The transcript discusses the protests against the trial of Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Mursi, who is accused of inciting violence. The trial is seen as ironic since Mursi was a democratically elected leader, now judged by those who overthrew him. Mursi's governance is highlighted as non-corrupt, and his recent public appearance is noted. The new regime's violent repression of Mursi's supporters is also covered, with many deaths and arrests reported.

What was the main reason for the protests by Mursi's supporters?

• The postponement of his trial

• His policies during his presidency

• The economic situation in Egypt

• Foreign intervention in Egypt

What is the irony mentioned in Mursi's trial?

• The coup leaders are judging the elected president

• Mursi accepted bribes

• The trial was held in secret

• Mursi was not a legitimate president

How long did Mohamed Mursi govern Egypt?

• One year

• Six months

• Two years

• Three years

What was significant about Mursi's public appearance on the day of the trial?

• It was his first appearance in four months

• He announced his return to power

• He was released from detention

• He addressed the nation

What was the response of the new power to Mursi's supporters?

• They were given amnesty

• They were invited for negotiations

• They faced a violent crackdown

• They were allowed to protest peacefully