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Mubarak will not leave - Egypt does not give up
The army asks demonstrators to disperse
The command of the Egyptian army demanded that the central square of Cairo be dispersed after President Hosni Mubarak announced that he would not run for a new term, Gazeta.ru reports . Some of the Egyptian opposition accepted this compromise, but most opponents of the regime announced that they did not intend to endure Mubarak in power for another 8 months. The United States urges its ally to start changes already "now." 
The Egyptian authorities compromised with the rebeling Arabic street: mass performances that have lasted a week have paralyzed life in the country. In the long -awaited television appeal to the nation, President Hosni Mubarak, who has been in power for nearly 30 years, announced that he would not go to new elections scheduled for September this year. 
“I will say by honor and not addressing specifically to the current situation that I am not going to advance in the next elections, because I spent enough time, serving Egypt,” said Mubarak. Until September, when the next presidential election is held, Mubarah expects to stay in her post. “I will work hard for the next months and make all possible efforts to move the authorities to legitimate authorities,” the head of state said. To democratize the electoral process, Mubarak promised to change Articles 76 and 77 of the Constitution, determining the order of election of the head of state. 
If some of the demonstrators rushed to hug, exclaiming “He leaves!”, Many began to shake the boots in the air, cursing the president and considering his promises bluff. The “trick” was called the transition plan of the head of state by the leader of the moderate opposition Mohammed al-Baradei, the former head of the IAEA.
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