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Egyptian tribal leaders no longer command the votes of their clans
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[Kansas City Star] - "I don't listen to the tribal leaders anymore - the youth made everybody more aware," said Hassan Mohamed Ali, 67, from in the village of Gablaw, also named for a clan. "The leaders used to tell us, 'Vote for this or that,' but now they say, 'Go ahead
Google News: Projet d'union entre le Bahreïn et l'Arabie Saoudite:
[Palestine Solidarité] - L'ambassadeur du Bahreïn en Belgique, Ahmed Mohamed Drissi, a estimé que non seulement « il n'existe aucun lien entre ce qui s'est passé en Tunisie, la Libye et l'Egypte (Printemps arabe, ndlr) mais qu'à Bahreïn, l'Iran conspire contre le pouvoir » !
Egypt: Bob Bradley summons 30 players
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[StarAfrica.com] Ahmed Saied, Bassem Ali, Ahmed Hegazi, Mohamed Nassef, Ahmed El Mohamady and Adam Al-Abd. Midfielders: Hossam Ghaly, Mohamed Abouterika, Hossam Ashour, Ibrahim Salah, Ahmed Hassan, Mohamed Al-Nenni, Ashour Al-Taqui, Ahmed Khairi and Hosni Rabo.
Google News: Egypt Elections: Al-Asala Party
[ABOUT US EDITOR'S NOTE About Us The Cairo Review of] - A number of prominent Salafi preachers have declared their support for al-Asala, including Sheikh Mohamed Hassan, Mohamed Abdel Maksoud, Mohamed abd al-Salaam, Sheikh Mostafa Mohamed, and Sheikh Mamdouh Gaber. The party's stated goal is to spread the
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