most significant developments of recent days, the army announced that it considered "legitimate" demands of the "great people of Egypt" and pledged that once the protests are peaceful "would not use violence against him." In a statement the Army considers "legally the demands of the great people of Egypt "and pledged that if the demonstrations are peaceful" would not use violence against the people "(photo Reuter) was once again confirmed that when the genie out of the lamp, the road of no return. The desperation was force for change and made so many people on the street forced Hosni Mubarak to form a new government, but the Muslim Brotherhood dismissed immediately and urged the world to protest "until you leave the power chair, party, ministers and parliament." The Brotherhood and praised the attitude of the army "who stood by the people." army spokesman appeared on TV last night and said that the armed forces recognize the "legitimacy of the demands of the people"-was not mentioned specifically what, but these include and fall of the regime, and promised not to use violence if it threatened the safety and property. Already in Cairo yesterday that despite the curfew and the fact that 140 people have died, Pallas rallies again, were designated areas near the center where it will be great "march of one million." The idea was originally the April 6 movement, which started through the Facebook revolt and now, thanks to the participation of the world spreading his message word of mouth. But the road will descend beyond the people and organized the Muslim Brotherhood and Mohammed ElBaradei, whose face is discussed for taking transitional government that will lead the country to elections. Representing various trends, approximately 40 representatives allegedly found to form common strategy aimed at ousting Mubarak. The course of one million originally planned for Cairo, but given that all trains stopped until further notice by order of Mubarak, a second is planned in Alexandria. Earlier yesterday, Hosni Mubarak was appointed interior minister comes from the police Gen. Mahmud Gouagknti and did not retain any of the environment of his son Gamal. Tazei "reforms" The Egyptian president ordered the government to maintain benefits, to control inflation, create jobs and to address all forms of corruption and " proceed with reforms. " Late night's new VP of Suleiman announced through television that he got a mandate to engage in dialogue with "political forces" for constitutional changes. None of this apparently did not convince the Egyptian people. "No changes in personnel. Regime change "was the slogan that dominated in the assembled, who ignored the ban. Large cities were largely paralyzed normal activity (banks and many shops closed, lack of basic goods) were also on movements because of the curfew, with hundreds of strangers bound for the airport to leave. The removal but had many problems. Meanwhile, having obtained the consent of Israel, Egypt moved about 800 soldiers in the Sinai Peninsula, district of Sharm El Sheikh. Six journalists "Al Jazeera" which were brought to Cairo, after the ban on broadcast network, were released.
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