In Egypt, a Volatile Reaction to Mubarak's Sentence
Clip: 6/4/2012 | 5m 31s
In Egypt, a Volatile Reaction to Mubarak's Sentence, Associates' Acquittals
On Saturday, longtime Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison for his role in not stopping the killing of protesters during the Arab Spring. Also, his associates and sons were found not guilty. Gwen Ifill speaks with McClatchy Newspapers' Nancy Youssef about the intense demonstrations in Tahrir Square.
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In Egypt, a Volatile Reaction to Mubarak's Sentence
Clip: 6/4/2012 | 5m 31s
On Saturday, longtime Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison for his role in not stopping the killing of protesters during the Arab Spring. Also, his associates and sons were found not guilty. Gwen Ifill speaks with McClatchy Newspapers' Nancy Youssef about the intense demonstrations in Tahrir Square.
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