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Old and new Egypt compete in presidential race
Los Angeles Times Islamists once jailed under Hosni Mubarak are running strong in Egypt's presidential race, but so are former officials from the deposed regime. Omar Suleiman, second from right, is escorted by police after he submitted his candidacy papers to the … Muslim Brotherhood suffers blow as Egypt court anulls constitutional panel AP Interview: Islamist warns of 'new Mubarak' Muslim Brotherhood rejects ex-spy chief's candidacy |
Old and new Egypt compete in presidential race – Los Angeles Times
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