Today marks the fourth anniversary of the military coup d’état against Egypt’s first and last democratically-elected president in modern times, President Mohamed Morsi.
Scroll down to take a look back at the moment the Arab Spring was undermined and reversed in Egypt leading to the following years of unprecedented crackdown on civilised political debate and dissent, heralding what is now called a new era of violent autocracy in Egypt worse than the Mubarak era.
[cool-content-timeline post-type=”post” post-category=”” tags=”egypt” story-content=”short” taxonomy=”tags” layout=”compact” designs=”default” skin=”default” show-posts=”20″ order=”ASC” icons=”NO” animations=”none” items=”” date-format=”default”]
