Dialogue between Egyptian Presidency and opposition forces – stubbornly boycotted by certain parties – shows in no ambiguous terms who genuinely wants democracy, stability and progress for the homeland and the people, and who wants chaos and confusion and corruption of the old days....
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Mahmoud Hussein: Calls to Block Referendum Process is Plain Political Bankruptcy
- 10 December 2012
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Dialogue between Egyptian Presidency and opposition forces – stubbornly boycotted by certain parties – shows in no ambiguous terms who genuinely wants democracy, stability and progress for the homeland and the people, and who wants chaos and confusion and corruption of the old days....
Freedom and Justice Party Rejects Government Policies to Increase Burden on Poor
- 9 December 2012
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Any new policies likely to add to burdens shouldered by Egyptian citizens should wait to go through ..
Muslim Brotherhood Statement on December 8 Denounces Anti-Morsi Violence and Vandalism
- 8 December 2012
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As the anti-Morsi camp persist in desperate and merciless violence and mayhem, and the Muslim Brothe..
Al-Shater: Dubious Forces in Desperate Endeavors to Fail Nascent Egypt Democracy
- 8 December 2012
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As the pangs and spasms of Egypt’s old guard and cronies in their death throes get more violent, t..
Farid Ismail: Opponents Must Respect Each Other's Opinion
- 8 December 2012
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Freedom and Justice Party leader Farid Ismail stresses that Egypt needs to reunite and close ranks, ..
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