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Egyptian Opposition Parties: We Boycotted the Senatorial Elections because of Their Engineering in the Interest of Loyalty and the Absence of the Council ' S Role

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Cairo - Arab Jerusalem: Egyptian opposition parties boycotted the senatorial elections scheduled for August next year have objected to what they described by engineering elections in favour of the adoption of laws providing for the absolute list, as well as the absence of a genuine legislative role for the Council. Mohammed Turki, spokesperson for the Conservative Party, said that the party had already decided not to...
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Egyptian Opposition Parties: We Boycotted the Senatorial Elections because of Their Engineering in the Interest of Loyalty and the Absence of the Council ' S Role

Cairo - Arab Jerusalem: Egyptian opposition parties boycotted the senatorial elections scheduled for August next year have objected to what they described by engineering elections in favour of the adoption of laws providing for the absolute list, as well as the absence of a genuine legislative role for the Council. Mohammed Turki, spokesperson for the Conservative Party, said that the party had already decided not to...

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