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Egypt a possible theocracy?
December 3rd, 2012
12:36 PM ET
CNN's Becky Anderson talks to journalist and author Abdel Latif El Menawy about Egypt's new direction.
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a very interesting article .....i spent 5 minutes trying to access the article and gave up
illiteracy and poverty are the big problems. when you are poor, you find yourself with no hope in life and your only hope is in a world beyond this life which religion only can afford. and when you are illiterate, you will believe any one from the Muslim brotherhood claiming that he is the religion.
The proposed Egyptian Constitution fails to guarantee equal rights for women, define individual rights, and balance the powers. Is this what Egyptians want?