Cairo (Reuters) - The demonstrators threw tomatoes and shoes in the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Sunday team since her first visit to Egypt, the Islamic elected President Mohammed Mursi.
Tomato attacks, Egyptian officials in the face, shoes and a bottle of water carrying armored vehicles, landing near the Clinton delegation in the port city of Alexandria.
A senior State Department official said that neither Clinton nor her car around from the corner of the event, any shot hit.
The protesters chanted: "Monica, Monica, a mention of former President Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs. Some shouted: "left, Clinton, Egyptian security officials said.
It is not clear the demonstrators or their political affiliation. The protesters chanted outside the hotel on Saturday night Clinton's anti-Islamic slogans, accusing the United States supports the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in power.
Attacked her convoy came to the day, Clinton said the newly re-opened the U.S. Consulate in Alexandria to resolve accusations that the United States has long supported former President Hosni Mubarak, one faction or another in Egypt support last year, he stepped down.
He said: "I think the United States there is no business in Egypt, picking winners and losers, even if we can, of course we can not," Clinton said.
Clinton also met with the country's senior generals, Hussein Tantawi, last Sunday to discuss the new president's military influence in the fight Egypt's turbulent transition to democracy.
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Day before the meeting, she met with the Mursi military tailoring, before he took office, its powers.
The Mursi lesson to restore the main Islamic parliamentary dissolution, the court announced that it is invalid, the position before the new leaders of the military leadership, deepening even have time to form a new government.
The results have been sharp political uncertainty in the various centers of power, trying to find a way to get a country still without a permanent constitution, more than a year after the collapse of the Parliament or government of Hosni Mubarak to get along.
In its hour-long meeting, Clinton and Tantawi discussed Egypt's political transition and the military "president the Mursi ongoing dialogue with Clinton to the U.S. official said:" in an e-mail a brief.
Tantawi stressed that this was the Egyptians are most needed - to help the economy back on track, "the official said.
Clinton stressed the protection of all Egyptians, including the importance of the rights of women and minorities ".
The talks also addressed the increasingly lawless Sinai region, the Israeli - Palestinian peace process.
Tantawi said after the meeting, the army said, respect for the president, but will not be deterred from the role of Egypt, "protection".
The army and the armed forces of the Council to respect the legislative and executive branches, "he said, the troops made a speech in the city of Ismailia. "The armed forces will not allow anyone to prevent it in the protection of Egypt and the role of the people."
Belted tension
The United Nations of America, it provides a an annual military aid of $ 1.3 billion Egyptian, contact the tension this year, when the Egyptian judicial police searched the offices of suspected illegal foreign funding of several US-supported NGO, and the trial of several Americans .
The end of the quarrel, the Egyptian authorities to allow U.S. citizens and other foreign workers to leave the country.
In his speech, Clinton said: "When we support democracy, we mean real democracy."
"Our true democracy means that every citizen has the life, work and worship, because their right to choose whether they are man or woman, Christian or Muslim."
"True democracy means that any organization or faction, or the leadership of their own will, their ideology, their religion, their desire to be imposed on any person."
This is a message, she is likely to have been meeting on Sunday, women and Christians, the two groups, worried about their rights, according to the Muslim Brotherhood, accounted for the dominant position of the Government to reduce repeat.
"She thought, very, very clear terms, especially with Christian groups this morning in order to eliminate the concept, and made clear that only the Egyptians can choose their own leaders, we do not support any candidate of any party, we not "a senior U.S. official told reporters.



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