If the worker will go on strick in Egypt in protest then it will be a new turn in Egypt protest. Protesters demanding the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak appeared on Wednesday to have recaptured the initiative in their battle with his government, demonstrating a new ability to mobilize thousands to take over Cairo's streets beyond Tahrir Square and to spark labor unrest.
As reports filtered in of strikes and unrest spreading to other parts of the city and the country, the government seemed to dig in deeper. Mr. Mubarak's handpicked successor, Vice President Omar Suleiman, warned Tuesday that the only alternative to constitutional talks was a "coup" and added: "We don't want to deal with Egyptian society with police tools."
But the pressure on Mr. Mubarak's government was intensifying, a day after the largest crowd of protesters in two weeks flooded Cairo's streets and the United States delivered its most specific demands yet, urging swift steps toward democracy. Some of the protesters drew new inspiration from the emotional interview on Egypt's most popular talk show with Wael Ghonim, the online political organizer who was detained for two weeks.
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