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Tensions remain on streets of Cairo
With voting in elections due to begin on Monday, an uneasy calm has been restored to Cairo. But?�a tense stand-off?�remains. The?�ruling military council is refusing?�demands to?�step down immediately and the protesters are making it clear that?�they are not going?�away.?�?�?�The demonstrators’ mistrust of?�military?�motives has?�been compounded by the deaths and injuries of the past few days. ?�The army says it is sorry, and has put up cement barriers which,?�says General Taher Abdullah, are to protect the protesters:?�“Of course, no one can deny that what happened?�is regrettable. The army regrets it, but we’ve found the best way to separate both sides to secure the demonstrators.”?�But protesters have clear ideas about what they want to see happening: “The?�revolutionaries want the?�constitution of a national unity council to create a modern Egypt…and they want the army to go?�back to barracks.”?�The military council insists people must focus on the elections?�rather than street protests, but there is no?�evidence that the?�demonstrators in Tahrir Square will do that.