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EFFECT TUNISIA: Rise expands in Egypt and Yemen 
Thousands of Egyptians defied the ban Government and concentrated in the center of Cairo, Suez and Alexandria to continue the protests outside the headquarters of the unions of journalists and lawyers close to the court, where police attacked the demonstrators with rubber bullets and tear gas, protesters burned tires and threw stones at security forces in night, after chanting slogans against the government in the central Tahrir Square, the demonstrators were dispersed and the police took control of the place, the protests have left dead and more than 700 detainees, upset by poverty, high unemployment, Corruption and Repression n, joined the revolt of Tunisia, is the cocktail that fuels the protests aimed at ending the government of Hosni Mubarak 3 decades, activists, repression of the protests, is result of the policy of the Ministry of Interior, which issued a statement yesterday morning in which assured it would not allow new incidents of violence, asks the Mubarak government to respect the "universal right" of people to enjoy freedom of assembly and expression.
Thousands of Egyptians defied the ban Government and concentrated in the center of Cairo, Suez and Alexandria to continue the protests outside the headquarters of the unions of journalists and lawyers close to the court, where police attacked the demonstrators with rubber bullets and tear gas, protesters burned tires and threw stones at security forces in night, after chanting slogans against the government in the central Tahrir Square, the demonstrators were dispersed and the police took control of the place, the protests have left dead and more than 700 detainees, upset by poverty, high unemployment, Corruption and Repression n, joined the revolt of Tunisia, is the cocktail that fuels the protests aimed at ending the government of Hosni Mubarak 3 decades, activists, repression of the protests, is result of the policy of the Ministry of Interior, which issued a statement yesterday morning in which assured it would not allow new incidents of violence, asks the Mubarak government to respect the "universal right" of people to enjoy freedom of assembly and expression. 
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