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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood rejects 'struggle for power', exiled leader says

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Muslim Brotherhood will not launch a new struggle for power, acting leader says. The once formidable Islamist movement won Egypt's first free presidential election in 2012. It was overthrown by the military a year later after mass protests against its rule. Many of its leaders and thousands of its supporters are in jail or have fled Egypt.

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Reuters

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood rejects 'struggle for power', exiled leader says

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood rejects 'struggle for power', exiled leader says

LONDON (Reuters) - Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood will not launch a new struggle for power with authorities which toppled it from government nine years ago, even though the movement still claims wide support, its acting leader said. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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IBTimes

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Rejects 'Struggle For Power', Exiled Leader Says

Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood will not launch a new struggle for power with authorities which toppled it from government nine years ago, even though the movement still claims wide support, its acting leader said. The once formidable Islamist movement won Egypt's first free presidential election in 2012, but was overthrown by the military a year later after mass protests against its rule and has endured a fierce crackdown by authorities sin…

2 years ago·United States

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National Post

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood rejects ‘struggle for power’, exiled leader says

LONDON -- Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood will not launch a new struggle for power with authorities which toppled it from government nine years ago, even though the movement still claims wide support, its acting leader said. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Haaretz

Excluded from Egypt's dialogue, Muslim Brotherhood will not 'struggle for power'

The exiled leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, the once formidable Islamist movement which won Egypt's first free presidential election a decade ago, says the party rejects violence and also hints the party will not run in upcoming ballots

2 years ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood rejects 'struggle for power', exiled leader says

LONDON : Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood will not launch a new struggle for power with authorities which toppled it from government nine years ago, even though the movement still claims wide support, its acting leader said.The once formidable Islamist movement won Egypt's first free presidential elect

2 years ago·Singapore

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