Egipto condena a muerte a 683 islamistas, incluyendo al lider de la Hermandad Musulmana

In Egypt, a judge sentenced 683 alleged supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi to death, causing distress among families. The sentences, related to violence and police killings, were referred to the Grand Mufti, a legal formality. The same judge confirmed 37 death sentences from a previous trial, with others commuted to life imprisonment. These trials are linked to deadly unrest following the violent dispersal of a Muslim Brotherhood protest in Cairo in 2013. Among those sentenced was Mohammed Badi, the Brotherhood's spiritual leader.

What was the reaction of the families to the sentencing of 683 alleged supporters of Mohamed Morsi?

• They were distressed.

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved.

• They were supportive.

What is the role of the Grand Mufti in the sentencing process?

• To provide a formal approval.

• To conduct the trials.

• To enforce the sentences.

• To appeal the sentences.

How many individuals had their death sentences confirmed in the second section?

• 37

• 100

• 683

• 529

What event is linked to the trials discussed in the third section?

• A peaceful protest in Cairo.

• The election of Mohamed Morsi.

• A natural disaster in Minia.

• Violent unrest after a protest camp dispersal.

Who among the following was sentenced to death in the third section?

• A government official.

• A police officer.

• An international diplomat.

• Mohammed Badi, the Brotherhood leader.