Egyptian parliamentary elections held April 7-8 attracted scant foreign notice and extremely low voter turnout at home. Unlike in 2005, when it made gains that shocked the Egypt’s ruling party, the opposition Muslim Brotherhood wound up boycotting these elections in the face of a government crackd...
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Egypt: Elections and Future of the Muslim Brotherhood
- 11 April 2008
- Right Side News.Com
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Egyptian parliamentary elections held April 7-8 attracted scant foreign notice and extremely low voter turnout at home. Unlike in 2005, when it made gains that shocked the Egypt’s ruling party, the opposition Muslim Brotherhood wound up boycotting these elections in the face of a government crackd...
How Obama Could Seize Pennsylvania
- 11 April 2008
- Counterpunch.org
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With the Pennsylvania primary fast approaching on April 22, Barack Obama will have the opportunity t..
Will Egypt’s police officers go on strike too?
- 11 April 2008
- DailyStarEgypt.com
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“Even police officers might go on strike” was a headline in a major independent newspaper in Egy..
Egyptian views on strike and poll
- 11 April 2008
- BBC
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A heavy police presence helped ensure that a general strike went largely unheeded across Egypt on Su..
Separating prayers and politics
- 11 April 2008
- Al-Ahram Weekly
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Amid wide opposition from independent parliamentary members -- mainly belonging to the outlawed Musl..
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