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Polls in el-Arish

Polls in el-Arish In el-Arish constituency of Northern Sinai, officers hindered face-covered voters giving their votes, though high rate of women in Sinai are face-covered. In spite of high turnout,

El-Mansoura Seems to Be a Reminiscent of Damanhore

El-Mansoura Seems to Be a Reminiscent of DamanhoreThe preliminary results of el-Mansora vote show the two Muslim Brotherhood’s nominees, Hany Ali and Saber Zaher, sweepingly leading. However, the outcome did

Battling with illusions

Battling with illusionsThere is both less and more to the struggle between the NDP and the Muslim Brotherhood than meets the eye, writes Samir Morcos* Following the first two rounds

Egyptian Judges Portrayed Honorable Image in Polls

Egyptian Judges Portrayed Honorable Image in Polls In spite of thuggery and government pressures, most monitoring judges illustrated a respectable and fair image in the course of today’s vote. In el-Khaita

Egyptian Polls Turn Deadly, Police Hinder Voting

Egyptian Polls Turn Deadly, Police Hinder Voting  By IOL Correspondents*  The third and last round of Egypt’s legislative elections turned bloody Thursday, December 1, after security forces killed one citizen

ICEM MONITORING THE THIRD PHASE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION

PRESS STATEMENTINDEPENDENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTION MONITORING-ICEMMONITORING THE THIRD PHASE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION Voter Disenfranchisement and Arrests Dominate the Election Day Thursday, December 1, 2005 11:00AM The Independent Committee for

Mutual containment

Mutual containmentThe Muslim Brotherhood, far from adhering to defined principles, is a movement that employs political opportunism at will, writes Salah Eissa* The most important revelation of the first two