The 2005-2006 Egyptian protests was a wave of protests and massive General strikes and opposition protests against president Hosni Mubarak and his cabinet, the military and the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets for months in 2005, protesting the re-run of Hosni Mubarak and demanded the fall of the regime. The unrest and civil disturbances were mostly peaceful apart from some acts of civil violence during massive demonstrations in September, denouncing the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. The protests continued into 2006, while massive journalist and artist protest movements were rocking Egypt. Worker protests and student demonstrations were also erupting along towns nationwide, protesting tuition fee hikes and I
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| - The 2005-2006 Egyptian protests was a wave of protests and massive General strikes and opposition protests against president Hosni Mubarak and his cabinet, the military and the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets for months in 2005, protesting the re-run of Hosni Mubarak and demanded the fall of the regime. The unrest and civil disturbances were mostly peaceful apart from some acts of civil violence during massive demonstrations in September, denouncing the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. The protests continued into 2006, while massive journalist and artist protest movements were rocking Egypt. Worker protests and student demonstrations were also erupting along towns nationwide, protesting tuition fee hikes and I (en)
- Las protestas en Egipto de 2005-2006 fueron una ola de protestas y huelgas generales contra el presidente Hosni Mubarak y su gabinete, el ejército y los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales de 2005. Cientos de miles salieron a las calles durante meses en 2005, protestando por la reincidencia de Hosni Mubarak y exigiendo la caída del régimen. Los disturbios civiles fueron en su mayoría pacíficos, salvo algunos actos de violencia civil durante las manifestaciones masivas de septiembre, en las que se denunciaron los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales egipcias de 2005. Las protestas continuaron en 2006, mientras los movimientos masivos de protesta de periodistas y artistas sacudían Egipto. Las protestas de los trabajadores y estudiantes también estallaron en las ciudades de tod (es)
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| - The 2005-2006 Egyptian protests was a wave of protests and massive General strikes and opposition protests against president Hosni Mubarak and his cabinet, the military and the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets for months in 2005, protesting the re-run of Hosni Mubarak and demanded the fall of the regime. The unrest and civil disturbances were mostly peaceful apart from some acts of civil violence during massive demonstrations in September, denouncing the results of the 2005 Egyptian presidential election. The protests continued into 2006, while massive journalist and artist protest movements were rocking Egypt. Worker protests and student demonstrations were also erupting along towns nationwide, protesting tuition fee hikes and Inflation. Pro-democratic opposition protests were also taking place in the first 4 months of 2006. In September, 10 were killed in clashes at protests against Corruption and cartoons. Unemployment and Poverty also led to massive labour protests across Egypt throughout October-December. A Massive labour uprising occurred in El Mahalla El Kubra in December, in which one was killed in the bloody clashes that followed the worker protests demanding better wages and more better living conditions in working places. A strike wave led to the deaths of 13 in 2007. (en)
- Las protestas en Egipto de 2005-2006 fueron una ola de protestas y huelgas generales contra el presidente Hosni Mubarak y su gabinete, el ejército y los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales de 2005. Cientos de miles salieron a las calles durante meses en 2005, protestando por la reincidencia de Hosni Mubarak y exigiendo la caída del régimen. Los disturbios civiles fueron en su mayoría pacíficos, salvo algunos actos de violencia civil durante las manifestaciones masivas de septiembre, en las que se denunciaron los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales egipcias de 2005. Las protestas continuaron en 2006, mientras los movimientos masivos de protesta de periodistas y artistas sacudían Egipto. Las protestas de los trabajadores y estudiantes también estallaron en las ciudades de todo el país, en protesta por los aumentos de las tasas de matrícula y la inflación. También se llevaron a cabo protestas de la oposición prodemocrática en los primeros cuatro meses de 2006. En septiembre, 10 personas murieron en enfrentamientos en protestas contra la corrupción. El desempleo y la pobreza también llevaron a protestas laborales masivas en todo Egipto desde octubre a diciembre. Un levantamiento laboral masivo ocurrió en El-Mahalla El-Kubra en diciembre, en el que un trabajador murió en los enfrentamientos que siguieron a las protestas de los trabajadores exigiendo mejores salarios y mejores condiciones de vida. (es)
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