Published on Dec 17, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Troops and protesters clashed in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on Saturday -- a day after eight people died there in similar violence.
The violence happened outside the country's parliament. It follows the second round of voting in Egypt's three-stage parliamentary elections.
Riot police fired water cannons and used batons in a bid to disperse the crowd.
An estimated three hundred people have been injured in the latest unrest.
Violence that surrounded last month's mass protests left nearly 40 people dead.
The violence happened outside the country's parliament. It follows the second round of voting in Egypt's three-stage parliamentary elections.
Riot police fired water cannons and used batons in a bid to disperse the crowd.
An estimated three hundred people have been injured in the latest unrest.
Violence that surrounded last month's mass protests left nearly 40 people dead.
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