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  • In Egypt's vote, revolutionaries lack a candidate

  • FILE - In this Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011 file photo, two women walk by a mural depicting faces of some Egyptians killed before and after the revolution, Arabic reads A black smoke covered Cairo's Tahrir Square. Around a dozen protesters who had been holding a weekslong sit-in demanding an end to military rule had come to the conclusion their gathering was useless. So over the weekend, they splashed gas on their tents and banners, burned them to ashes and left.



  • Egypt economy on the edge ahead of presidential vote

  • CAIRO (Reuters) - Wasfy Amin's jewelry shops in the heart of Islamic Cairo ran into trouble when a street revolt scared away tourists last year. Part of his business is growing again, but not a part that inspires optimism in Egypt's flailing economy. His factory on the capital's desert outskirts now melts bangles, rings and necklaces - heirlooms sold by impoverished families - into rough ingots of gold and silver that are sold to banks for refining in Switzerland. "There are many people with no work now in Egypt, or with work but no salaries. ...
  • Egyptian presidential candidate pulls out for Moussa

  • CAIRO (Reuters) - One of the 13 candidates running for the Egyptian presidency pulled out of the race on Wednesday to support veteran diplomat Amr Moussa, state news agency MENA said. Mohamed Fawzi Eissa, 67, a lawyer and former policeman, was seen as unlikely to win many votes in the May 23-24 election and said at a joint news conference with Moussa that he wanted to avoid a dilution of the vote. Moussa said his support was a boost to his chances of winning. ...
  • Army ruler says Egypt election will be model vote

  • CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's military ruler on Wednesday promised next week's presidential election would be free and fair, urging people to exercise their right to vote in what the authorities are saying will be the country's first genuine presidential contest. Seeking to dispel fears that the military will rig the election in favor of a candidate it may prefer amid allegations it is meddling in politics, a military officer told Reuters Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi had made the remarks to troops at a military drill. ...
  • Egypt's military ruler vows fair election

  • An Egyptian voter casts his ballot at a polling station in the Red Sea city of Sharm el-SheikhEgypt's military ruler Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi urged citizens on Wednesday to vote in next week's presidential election, vowing a fair poll that will serve as an example to the world.



  • Military hopes for 'great leader' from Egypt vote

  • An Egyptian woman walks past posters of Egyptian presidential candidate for the upcoming elections Hamdeen Sabahi at a market in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, May 16, 2012. Egypt's military ruler says the country's upcoming presidential election will be a Egypt's military ruler said Wednesday he hopes that a "great leader" will emerge from the country's upcoming presidential election, and said it will be a free and fair vote that will reflect the will of the people.



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