# Egypt's political future seems no clearer. As the #Muslim #Brotherhood and the military compete for powe

john sawyer  -  11:50 AM  -  Public

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Thursdsay on The Stream: Twelve months after a popular uprising tore down a 30 year dictatorship, Egypt's political future seems no clearer. As the Muslim Brotherhood and the military compete for power, violence is soaring as Egyptians continue to take to the streets to demand the army steps down. In this current state will the parties be able to form a new constitution?

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Islamists sweep early results in Egypt vote

Muslim Brotherhood and hardline Salafis win more than half of seats in first round of parliamentary election.

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NESN  -  11:38 AM  -  Public

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Egypt Soccer Violence Is Among 10 Deadliest Incidents at Soccer Stadiums Worldwide (Photos)

The violence at a soccer game in Port Said, Egypt, on Feb. 1 left over 70 dead and hundreds more injured. It was one of the deadliest incidents to take place at a soccer stadium anywhere in the world....

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Taha Tawfik  -  11:33 AM  -  Public

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Egypt: protests over Port Said soccer deaths

Violence at a soccer match triggered intensified political protests in Egypt raging now into their fifth day. A match on February 1, 2012 in Port Said, Egypt between rival clubs Al-Masry of Port Said...

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