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Egypt: New President Can Appoint Government, Says Military Council
Aswat Masriya, 18 June 2012
Egypt's elected president will have the authority to appoint and remove a government, including a defense minister and vice-presidents, member of the ruling military council… Read more »
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Egypt: Brotherhood Makes Strong Showing in Early Poll Results
RFI, 18 June 2012
The Muslim Brotherhood has secured a marginal victory in Egypt's presidential election after initial counts on Monday. Read more »
Egyptian Army Won't Be Lead by New President
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in Egypt has made a last-minute power grab, leaving the new incoming president with very limited powers. Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood - Mohamed Mursi - has declared that its candidate will be in charge of the Arab world's biggest country. His rival Ahmed Shafik disputes the claim.Video
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18 June 2012
Egypt's Military Sets Out Its Powers
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- Al Jazeera
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Egyptians are waking up to a new reality, The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces [SCAF], has made a last minute power grab leaving the new ... see more »
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18 June 2012
Update from Egypt's Presidential Elections
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- Al Jazeera
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People are gathering in Cairo's Tahrir Square just hours after the Muslim Brotherhood declared it's candidate will be ... see more »
Muslim Brotherhood has declared that its presidential candidate Mohamed Mursi has won the elections.
Presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq has contested the announcement by the Muslim Brotherhood that their candidate - Mohammed Mursi - has won the election.
