Fresh violence broke out near Cairo's Tahrir Square Tuesday, a day after Egypt's Cabinet offered to resign.
For several hours, protesters hurled stones at police and chanted, calling for the downfall of the Supreme Council of Armed Forces, the military-led government which began running the country after protesters ousted former President Hosni Mubarak in February. Demonstrators apparently tried to defend Tahrir Square as they faced off with police on a connecting street.
Egyptian police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets, forcing protesters to retreat briefly before they returned with renewed intensity. Violence also spread to other parts of Egypt.
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Anyone out there that thinks OWS is violent, look at these guys!
well the occupy protestors havent been very violent or it woulda been big news much to the frustration of our government i bet. you gotta know they wish they would be violent so they could lock em up!
NOTHINGS SOLVED THROUGH VIOLENCE