Cairo (CNN) -- President Mohamed Morsy marked a year in office by admitting Wednesday to having made mistakes but vowing to correct them. "I want to tell you, frankly, that I made mistakes in many things, and I was right in several other things," he said in a televised address from the Cairo International Conference Center. "Mistakes were made, but correction should be done," he said to applause. Morsy then launched into a defense of his record and a list of plans to improve on it. He said he had ordered the interior minister to form a unit to combat "thuggery" and terrorism, including the blocking of roads, according to the state-run Ahram Online news agency.
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An opposition group is planning mass protests in Egypt on Sunday
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Protesters are calling for the impeachment of President Mohamed Morsy
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"Nothing has been achieved so far from the revolution goals," a dissident group says
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U.S. citizens are advised to maintain a low profile, the embassy says
@placeholder is bracing for anti-government protests on Sunday, called for by members of the "Rebel" group, who seek to hold snap elections.