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Tahrir Square has become a centre of effervescence for supporters of Mursi, the candidat of the Muslim Brothers. The clock of history seems to have suddenly accelerated. Pauline probes the street to captures these ephemeral signs of time… For these are historic moments!
Series overview:
During the week that followed the second round of presidential elections on June 17th, Moubarak was announced to be in a coma, the Army postponed the results of the elections to examine reported fraud cases, and the Brothers invaded Tahrir to demand Morsi and to oust the Army who has recently granted itself the power via an “institutional coup d’Etat“. Nothing is certain for the Brothers. The president has no power. The Army still holds all the powers.
A new showdown is launched opposing the Army to the islamists. And the Revolutionaries, they must think about saving their Revolution.
Experience that historic week on the ground with Pauline Garaude, an international journalist.
