(AFP) - The
Cairo, 18 February - Wael Ghonim, marketing manager for Google Middle East and North Africa and administrator of a Facebook page that has greatly contributed to the popular uprisings that led to the fall of Mubarak, and 'was removed from the Tahrir Square stage during today's demonstration at Cairo
. The young executive of Google, according to dall'AFP, was about to deliver a speech, when, and 'was asked to leave by men who appeared to be part of the security service of Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an influential Muslim cleric in the square which today has delivered a sermon in a week by the resignation of the former dictator of Egypt.
Ghonim and 'become a famous face on an international level through common interview Sunday on CBS, in which he emphasized the role of internet in the revolt in Egypt. ''Without Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Google, all this would never happen.''
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