Egypt’s interim leader has promised fresh elections by early next year.
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It’s after 51 people, mostly supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, were killed outside Cairo military barracks yesterday – prompting calls for restraint.
Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood have called for an "uprising," saying troops and police "massacred" its supporters during dawn prayers.
Amid fears a civil war could break out – interim president Adly Mansour issued a decree setting a timetable for a referendum on an amended constitution and then for parliamentary elections.
