Egyptians threw tomatoes, shoes after Hillary Clinton motorcade

Egyptian demonstrators hurled tomatoes and shoes Sunday evening at the official motorcade carrying the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who was on her visit in Alexandria, Northern Egypt.

Hillary Clinton was not welcome in Egypt as locals hurled tomatoes at her motorcade (public domain)

Hillary Clinton was not welcome in Egypt as locals hurled tomatoes at her motorcade (public domain)

Demonstrators chanted among others “Monica, Monica”, referring to Monica Lewinsky sex scandal that involved then-US president (and Hillary husband) Bill Clinton in the late 1990s.

People threw tomatoes and bottled water upon arrival of Clinton’s convoy which was under police protection. Hillary Clinton visited the U.S Consulate which was re-opened recently.

An American official said that the car carrying Clinton was not reached.

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The protest seems to be related to various voices which suspected the United States of helping the Muslim Brotherhood to win elections in the country after the ousting from power of President Hosni Mubarak in 2011 after 18 days of protests.

“I want to clarify that the United States were not involved in allegations of choosing winners or losers in Egypt, even if we could though of course we can not,” said Clinton in a speech at the consulate.
The consulate was closed for budgetary reasons in 1993 but was reopened to support the Egyptian economy in this important Mediterranean port.