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Muslim Brotherhood calls on Syrians to take to streets

By REUTERS

APRIL 29, 2011 00:32

AMMAN - Syria's banned Muslim Brotherhood called on Syrians to take to the streets to demand freedom, a declaration by the movement said on Thursday, ahead of Friday prayers.

"Do not let the regime besiege your compatriots. Chant with one voice for freedom and dignity. Do not allow the tyrant to enslave you. God is great," said the declaration, which was sent to Reuters.

It was the first time that the Brotherhood, whose leadership is in exile, had called directly for demonstrations in Syria since pro-democracy demonstrations against Syrian President Bashar Assad's autocratic rule erupted six weeks ago.

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