Egipto: Sentencian a muerte a 529 simpatizantes del expresidente Morsi acusados de violencia

In a significant legal event, an Egyptian court sentenced 529 individuals to death, sparking despair among their families. These individuals, supporters of the ousted President Mohamed Morsi, faced charges including the murder of a police officer and other violent acts. The trial, criticized for its brevity and lack of defense opportunities, saw most accused tried in absentia. The court's decision reflects the government's firm stance against the Muslim Brotherhood, aiming to prevent political reconciliation with the group.

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