EGYPTIAN ELECTIONS/ Fr Samir: the risks from an alliance between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Military

INT. Samir Khalil Samir

5/23/2012

SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR comments on the presidential elections in Egypt today and tomorrow, who is likely to win, and what the elections mean for the country and for the Egyptian Copts.

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Uprisings in North Africa

Protests in the Middle East and North Africa continue, and gain force. In the North Africa, after the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt which brought to the resignations of respectively Ben Ali and Hosni Mubarak, major or minor protests have happened in almost every country in the area, including Algeria and Libya, where a civil war has started.

5/8/2012

EGYPT/ El Naggar: The new president will defend the rights of Christians

INT. Mustafa El Naggar

Egyptian Parliament Member MUSTAFA EL NAGGAR comments on the upcoming presidential elections, who is likely to win and what their victory will mean for the country.

4/11/2012

EGYPT/ Bad signs for Christians from the Muslim Brotherhood

INT. Camille Eid

CAMILLE EID comments on the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for President of Egypt, a surprise since that group had promised not to put a candidate forward so as not to monopolize power.

3/21/2012

TUNISIA/ Sharia and religious police, it’s another Islamic Caliphate

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A conference on the Sharia is being held in Tunisia during the writing of the new Constitution. MUSTAPHA MANSOURI comments on how Islamists are trying to influence the new government.

2/6/2012

EGYPT/ Gobarah (Al-Wafd): the massacre at Port Said was supported by the police

INT. Islam Gobarah

ISLAM GOBARAH, spokesman of the Egyptian political party al-Wafd, comments on the massacre at the soccer game in Port Said and on who is really responsible for it.

2/1/2012

EGYPT/ Farouq: Free people taking ideals to the streets of Cairo

INT. Wael Farouq

Wael Farouq comments on the announcement of the Muslim Brotherhood that they will not run in the presidential elections, and on the protests happening now in the streets of Egypt.

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