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Alexander
Moderator: Moderatoren
... ???“With the 2005 elections, the Brotherhood made deals with the old regime allowing them 88 seats in Parliament,”
...(deswegen sollte er auch nicht Praesident werden!“My history is a clear one which everyone knows about, while my opponent has a vague history not many people know about.”
... (nach dem Referendum in 2011 muss das Parlament eine Verlaengerung der Notstandsgesetze entscheiden. Nach 6 Monaten muss durch ein Referendum das aegyptische Volk befragt werden!)He then thanked the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces for discontinuing the state of emergency, which ended last week.
...hat er im Lotto gewonnen???In the final minutes of his speech, Shafiq targeted specific groups like farmers and taxi drivers. He promised to relieve farmers of their debts and ensure their crop returns are fair and balanced.
“For the first time I say this: We shall cancel all the white taxis’ debts,” he promised.
Egypt: street turns up heat, 'tomorrow we will be 1 million'On the third day of the protest in Tahrir Square against the verdict in the trial of Hosni Mubarak and other senior officials, demonstrators have turned up the heat, announcing that a massive protest of ''a million people'' will be held tomorrow, action similar to that unleashed the revolution in the country, which led to the ousting of Mubarak in February 2011. The leading anti-Mubarak movements have organised a massive protest, which will be attended by the two leading candidates to suffer defeat in the first round of the country's presidential election, the Nasserist Hamdin Sabbahi and the moderate Islamist and Muslim Brotherhood outcast, Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, who came third and fourth respectively in the first round of voting. The men will arrive tomorrow afternoon in the square that symbolises the Egyptian revolt at the head of two processions that will set out from two areas of the capital.
DetlevC. Da hast du recht. Es war schon immer die Kunst des Kameramannes, so zu filmen, dass der Zuseher das Gefuehl hat, es waeren Massen auf der Strasse.DetlevC hat geschrieben:Da werden 20 Fähnchen schwenkende Leute gefilmt, der Kommentator sagt - Massen-Demo in Kairo...
Und es kann weiterhin sein, dass es sogar neue Parlamentswahlen geben wirdThe electoral commission source highlighted three possible outcomes if the advisory body's comments are taken into consideration.
Firstly, that the elections will be repeated should Shafiq be banned from running. Secondly if the court decides that the law is in fact unconstitutional, then Shafiq will continue to the runoff. Thirdly, the HCC may decide to postpone the verdict on the Political Disenfranchisement law until after the presidential run offs, allowing Shafiq to run.
http://en.aswatmasriya.com/news/view.as ... dafc00e5f2According to the parliamentary electoral law passed by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) on 1 October 2011, after much debate between Egypt's political parties, two thirds of the parliamentary seats are elected according to electoral lists, while one third is reserved for independents running on single seat tickets.
Allowing party representatives to run for independent seats violates the constitutional principle of equal opportunities, says the State Commissioner's Authority