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Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi calls for dialogue Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi calls for dialogue
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Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has called for a meeting with the opposition on Saturday to defuse a political crisis.Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has called for a meeting with the opposition on Saturday to defuse a political crisis.
Clashes between opponents and supporters of Mr Morsi left five people dead and 644 injured overnight.Clashes between opponents and supporters of Mr Morsi left five people dead and 644 injured overnight.
In a televised speech, Mr Morsi expressed sorrow over the deaths.In a televised speech, Mr Morsi expressed sorrow over the deaths.
He added that he supported the right to peaceful protest but alleged that some people had been paid to foment violence.He added that he supported the right to peaceful protest but alleged that some people had been paid to foment violence.
Mr Morsi said that 80 people had been detained as they had been "implicated in violent acts".Mr Morsi said that 80 people had been detained as they had been "implicated in violent acts".
He said that controversial parts of a recent declaration which gave him sweeping powers could be modified after discussions with opposition forces. He said that a controversial article in a recent decree which gave him sweeping powers could be modified after discussions with opposition forces.
The declaration would be cancelled after a referendum on a new constitution planned for 15 December, whatever the result, Mr Morsi added. The decree stripped the judiciary of any power to challenge his decisions.
The decree would be cancelled after a referendum on a new constitution planned for 15 December, whatever the result, Mr Morsi added.
Mr Morsi confirmed that the referendum would go ahead as planned, saying that if the constitution was voted down, another constituent assembly would be formed to write a new draft.