Revolution Returns as Egypt Votes in Nag Hammadi Race
In Nag Hammadi, veteran activist Mostafa el Shatbi runs on the Adl Party ticket amid a field shaped by former Mubarak allies. The Nag Hammadi race highlights youth activists’ disillusionment with politics and the broader struggle for influence between Islamists, reformists, and the military in Egypt’s transition.
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Nag Hammadi
Egypt
Qena
Mostafa el-Shatbi
Nile River
El-Shatbi
Adl
Hosni Mubarak
Mohammed el-Sheini
El-Sheini
Protests and Violence Overshadow Egypt Vote
Clashes erupt outside the Cabinet in Cairo leaving one dead as security forces clash with protesters demanding the military cede power. Tantawi meets with opposition leader ElBaradei and Amr Moussa while Kamal el Ganzouri seeks to sway youth amid mass demos in Tahrir Square.
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Cairo
Hussein Tantawi
Military Council
Hosni Mubarak
Mohamed ElBaradei
Amr Moussa
Arab League
State TV
Kamal el-Ganzouri
Mubarak
Tahrir Square
Associated Press
Two U S Students Return From Cairo Protests
Two of three American students arrested during protests in Cairo returned to the United States Saturday three days after an Egyptian court ordered their release. Gregory Porter of Drexel University in Philadelphia and Luke Gates of Indiana University were greeted by family and officials as Derrik Sweeney was headed to Missouri.
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Cairo
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Tahrir Square
Gregory Porter
Philadelphia International Airport
Porter
Egypt
Gates
Derrik Sweeney
Missouri
Frankfurt
Germany
American University
Central Tahrir Square
Joy Sweeney
The
Georgetown University
Jefferson City
Washington
St. Louis
Theodore Simon
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Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
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Girgis Mahrous
Council
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Stote
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Elyria
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Glenside, Pa
Drexel University
Luke Gates
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Indiana University
Mark Land
Land
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Cleveland Clinic
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