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Vestiges of Mubarak’s Order Stifle Birth of New Egypt

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The military and the old order in Egypt, including the lack of an imaginative Muslim Brotherhood party, remains a stumbling block for Egypt's return to democracy and the constructive channelling of the people's energy.

American experts, journalists and newspaper columnists on the Egypt of Mubarak and the democracy movement

04/13/2009

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