Los muros de Egipto
Los muros de El Cairo son una oportunidad para los artistas callejeros, los pintores de la revolución y los activistas del grafiti, que utilizan estas y otras superfícies de la ciudad como lienzo para sus pintadas. Algunas de ellas son meros apuntes de denuncia, otros son retratos de los "mártires" fallecidos y otros pueden calificarse de verdaderos manifiestos icónicos.
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La calle Mohamed Mahmud ha sido rebautizada (izquierda) como "Calle de los ojos de la libertad"
30.11.2012A graffiti-covered wall is pictured at Mohamed Mahmoud street in Cairo November 29, 2012. An Islamist-led assembly was expected to finalise a new constitution on Friday aimed at transforming Egypt and paving the way for an end to a crisis which erupted when President Mohamed Mursi gave himself sweeping new powers last week. The street is the location where at least 42 protesters died during clashes in 2011 during Egypt's interim military rule. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh (EGYPT - Tags: POLITICS)REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh -
Los grafiteros egipcios reproducen en ocasiones imágenes muy explícitas de los jóvenes asesinados por las fuerzas de seguridad
30.11.2012People walk past murals showing protesters killed during clashes with police in 2011 according to information written on the wall, at Mohamed Mahmoud street in Cairo November 29, 2012. An Islamist-led assembly was expected to finalise a new constitution on Friday aimed at transforming Egypt and paving the way for an end to a crisis which erupted when President Mohamed Mursi gave himself sweeping new powers last week. The street is the location where at least 42 protesters died during clashes in 2011 during Egypt's interim military rule. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh (EGYPT - Tags: POLITICS)REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh -
A la derecha, en árabe, puede leerse: "Héroe Essam Atta". Atta fue torturado hasta la muerte en la prisión de Torah, al sur de la capital.
30.11.2012A man walks past a mural with the text "Hero Essam Atta" written beside it at Mohamed Mahmoud street in Cairo November 29, 2012. An Islamist-led assembly was expected to finalise a new constitution on Friday aimed at transforming Egypt and paving the way for an end to a crisis which erupted when President Mohamed Mursi gave himself sweeping new powers last week. The street is the location where at least 42 protesters died during clashes in 2011 during Egypt's interim military rule. Atta was a young Egyptian whose family said he was tortured to death while held in Torah prison south of Cairo.REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh
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