MANAMA, (Reuters) – Bahraini security forces fired on protesters yesterday, wounding dozens, and thousands demonstrated in Libya after a deadly government crackdown as pro-democracy unrest in the Middle East and North Africa turned increasingly violent.
While millions of Egyptians staged a “Victory March” feting their overthrow of autocrat Hosni Mubarak last week after 30 years, protesters elsewhere, inspired by their success, pursued struggles against their own authoritarian rulers.
At least 60 people were wounded yesterday near Pearl Square in the Bahraini capital, Manama, a day after police swept away
