Main Egypt opposition coalition rejects interim charter
Source: AFP
(AFP) CAIRO Egypt's National Salvation Front, the main coalition that backed former president Mohamed Morsi's overthrow, denounced on Tuesday a decree which invests the new interim president with extensive powers and sets a new election schedule.
"The National Salvation Front announces its rejection of the constitutional decree," it said in a statement. The coalition was led by Mohamed ElBaradei until his appointment as vice president in the new government.
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another_liberal
(8,821 posts)Oh, hold on . . . they already did have an election, and then there was a military coup.
Igel
(35,317 posts)They said they wanted Mursi gone. He was just in the way.
What they want is power. They didn't get what they wanted. They know how the Constition should be. They know who should be in charge. They know how the country should be run. They have all the answers.
It must have been really galling that they didn't win the elections, all the expertise and ability just overlooked, slighted, by the plebeians.
The democrats aren't liberals and the liberals aren't democrats. We saw those who so much liked democracy. Morsi. Now we get to see those who are liberals just expect to be given the reins.
Comrade Grumpy
(13,184 posts)Other than that, I don't know.