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"AKU AKAN MENJADI BUMI YANG SELALU MENEMANIMU DAN SELALU MEMBUAT KAMU TERSENYUM SELAMANYA"

Protesters, whose number is estimated thousands of people had gathered in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt to conduct a demonstration demanding the resignation of President Mohammed Morsi.
Conducted a demonstration on Sunday (30/06), coinciding with the first anniversary of the inauguration of Morsi as president, after the fall of Hosni Mubarak.
Tensions have been rising ahead of the action. At least three people, including a U.S. citizen, click killed in unrest on Friday (28/06) yesterday.
The U.S. government has warned its citizens not to travel to Egypt.
While, Britain urged its citizens to "avoid all demonstrations and large gatherings" while France said residents should "restricting travel for those really need".
In Egypt, the protesters are not satisfied with the policy of the president and his supporters, the Muslim Brotherhood.
Opposition activists say more than 22 million people have signed a petition calling for a by-election. They urged residents who have joined the petition signing an exit and get off the action at Tahrir Square.
Want peace
Tamarod grassroots movement, which organized the petition, has brought together a group of liberal and secular opposition groups, including the National Salvation Front.
However, many ordinary citizens-who are angry with the political and economic policy-Morsi also take part in the action.

A flag-waving demonstrators on Tahrir Square in Egypt, on Friday (28/06) yesterday.
Flag and set up a base camp tent in the square where protesters plan to rally toward the presidential palace.
Amr Riad, 26, told the Reuters news agency: "We will be peaceful, but if they are coming to us to violence, we will defend ourselves."
Speaking in South Africa, U.S. President Barack Obama urged "all parties to ensure they do not engage in violence and police or military can demonstrate appropriate anticipatory action".
"We want to see the opposition and President Morsi engage in a more constructive conversation about [how] to build their country forward," he said.
On Friday (28/06), Andrew Pochter U.S. citizens and another man were killed in the northern Egyptian city of Alexandria when protesters stormed the offices of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Pochter, who was in the country to teach English to the children, was killed while using a cell phone to take pictures.
His family said in a statement that he had been stabbed by a protester as observing demonstrations.

Dozens of people in the U.S. states west was treated for exhaustion and dehydration as the emergence of a heat wave in the region.
More than 34 people were taken to hospital after attending an outdoor concert in Las Vegas, Nevada, local officials said.
They also say that an elderly resident was found dead in a house without air conditioning.
The man was suffering from a medical problem, but the condition is believed to have been exacerbated by the heat wave, said by the Associated Press.
While in Los Angeles, California, a number of people are also reported to have been treated for overheating and dehydration.
Shelters for the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona, adding an extra bed because the temperature in the city is expected to reach 50 degrees Celsius.
The National Weather Service earlier issued a heat wave warning for some areas may take until Monday (01/07) morning.
added personnel
Temperatures in Death Valley in California desert is estimated at 54 degrees Celsius. The highest temperature ever felt on Earth is 56.7 centigrade, ever recorded there on July 10, 1913.
Heat wave came after the area experienced the driest winters in history. There are fears the heat wave will trigger wildfires, says the BBC's David Willis in Los Angeles.
Rescue teams from the U.S. Border Patrol has added additional personnel this weekend in anticipation of growing threat of exhaustion and dehydration for those trying to cross the US-Mexico border illegally on foot.
At least seven migrants found dead in the Arizona desert last week at a lower temperature. Border officials in Tucson, Arizona, rescued more than 170 people suffering from the heat during the thirty-day period in May and June.

U.S. President Barack Obama will make a visit to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela location was jailed for 18 years.
The trip comes a day after Obama visited the family members of the former president's 94-year-old, who is still critically ill in hospital.
Obama honor the positive impact provided by the anti-apartheid leader in establishing freedom in South Africa.
Obama described him as "an inspiration to the world".
Click The U.S. leader is not visiting Mandela, but Mandela family personally met and spoke by telephone with Mandela's wife, Graca Machel.
Obama's visit to Robben Island is likely to be the most moving experiences during Obama's tour in Africa, says the BBC.
Mandela was held for 18 years there, and a long history of lung disease can be traced when Mandela suffered from tuberculosis in the damp prison cell.
convey speech
Obama also will visit a community project before giving the keynote address at the University of Cape Town.
This is the same place where 47 years ago, U.S. Senator Robert Kennedy delivered his famous speech 'ripple' expectations, which provide inspiration for those who oppose the divisive racial policies.
Obama is expected to give a compliment to the achievements of South Africa over the last two decades. But Obama is also expected to emphasize that there is still much to be done to tackle poverty and disease, and strengthen democracy across the continent.
He also announced a grant of U.S. $ 7 billion over five years to improve access to electricity in sub-Saharan Africa, in partnership with African countries and the private sector.

彼らはマラカナスタジアムでスペインを3-0で破ったときにブラジルは素晴らしい試合​​を見せた。この勝利で、彼らは連続で三度目のコンフェデレーションズカップを獲得した。
研究者の情熱と興奮に牽引され、5度の世界チャンピオンは、スペインの29との試合に勝つことで来年の夏のワールドカップに勝つために自分の意向を示した。
試合終了のホイッスルが鳴ったときは、誇りに思ってブラジルのファンは 'チャンピオンが戻ってきた。'詠唱
ダビド·ルイスとチアゴ·シウバは、固体守備バックを与えたことで、Paulinhoは中盤を確認し、攻撃NEYMARの水銀の才能は、セレソンチームは確かに来年に手ごわいチームになります。
以前の数時間に結集する抗議のためtempatKlikするスタジアムマラカナ周辺の道路をクリックします。しかし、デモ隊が警察と衝突したときに、路上でチームブラジルのダンスのファンの数万人。
この騒動は、ブラジル国歌歌わと最高潮に達する夕方に顕著クレッシェンドを形成した。
歴史は、ブラジルは1975年以来、自宅の土に競争力のある試合を失っておらず、唯一の1934年に、彼らは非常に競争の激しい試合でスペインを破った最後の時間だったことを示しています。
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ブラジル代表GKジュリオセザールはコンフェデレーションズカップを獲得した後、トロフィーを持ち上げた。
フレッドには、2つのゴールを決めたが、NEYMARは再び左足シュートとブラジルの二番目ゴールをすることによってショーを盗んだ。
ピケジェラールは時間から22分滞在する落下NEYMARをプッシュするための退場前にスペイン、セルヒオ·ラモスのための猿は、後半で撮影ペナルティに失敗しました。
スペイン語は、通常は穏やかで、コントロールと遊ぶが、現時点では、彼らは制御不能ビットです。スペインでは、いくつかのチャンスを作成しましたが、そう首尾よく目標にそれを回していない。オスカーは、わずかに広いはずのボールを発射。
右からハルククロスキックはNEYMARによって破られた。ながらフレッドがボールを失っていたが、その後、スペインのGKのイケル·カシージャス越えてネットにボールを蹴った。
ブラジルは、その顕著な特徴となっている強度でスペインを襲った。彼らは、シャープと滑らかで攻撃とピケとラモスを数回行う圧倒見えた。
時NEYMARその後オスカーつまずき、前半の2つの機会に、オランダの審判ビョルンのカイパースは、2つの黄色のカードを発行した。
しかし、ブラジルは、最終的にトロフィーを獲得する前に攻撃し続けた。
ブラジルの場合、当事者は、まだ始まったばかり。