Egyptians injured in clashes over Mubarak's fate

CAIRO - Dozens of people were injured in clashes between two groups of protesters, for and against putting former president Hosni Mubarak on trial, Egypt@@@s official news agency MENA reported on Saturday.
Mubarak, 83, was forced from office in February in a popular uprising driven by anger at high-level official corruption and widespread poverty. He is due to stand trial on Aug. 3 for the killing of protesters and abuse of power.
The agency said the clashes erupted after anti-Mubarak protesters arrived in an area where hundreds of Mubarak@@@s supporters were staging a rally.
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