Hosni Mubarak and The Two Former Egyptian Official, Fined 90 Million Dollars

 An Egyptian court fined the former president Saturday Hosni Mubarak and the two former officials in Cairo with 90.64 million dollars, they cut services and mobile Internet during the protests in January this year, Reuters , quoting a judicial source. Mubarak gave up power in February 2011, after several weeks of violent opposition protests.He is accused of corruption, abuse of power and violent repression of demonstrations that led to his removal.

Mubarak administrative court fined over 33 million dollars, the former Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif to $ 7 million, while former chief of Interior, Habib al-Adly, was fined over 50 million dollars devastation of the national economy.

Reuters says that Saturday is the first decision against Mubarak, in his removal from power on 11 February.

In a few days ago, Egypt’s media that Hosni Mubarak and his two sons will be tried for the bloody repression of popular protests.

The order was issued by Egypt’s prosecutor general Abdel Meguid Mahmoud.Not yet fixed a date of beginning the process.

The prosecutor, quoted by Reuters, Mubarak will stand trial for charges including “murder premiditata”, which could bring even the death sentence if found guilty.

Hosni Mubarak (83 years) is under arrest in a hospital in Sharm el-Sheik. The former president has more heart disease, and imprisonment to depend on the evolution of health.

According to official figures, 864 civilians have died in demonstrations in January and February and more than 6,000 people were injured.

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