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News Coverage

prepared for: The European Union delegation

to Egypt

Disclaimer:

“This document has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The

contents of this document are the sole responsibility of authors of articles and under no

circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of IPSOS or the European Union.”

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Thematic Headlines

Domestic Scene Interrogating Officers Updates on Presidential Elections America Imposes Blackout on NGOs Case 353 Suggestions to Form the Constituent Assembly Arresting the Culprits Responsible for the New Cairo Massacre Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Shurouk A Parallel Revolution parliament Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Yom al-Sabei Presidential Elections Law is Amended

MB Wants to Enforce their Suggestion Ministry of Justice Efforts Fails Bribery Appears in Presidential Race Nour Party’s Banditry Bill Draws Various Reactions UK Turns Down Egyptian Requests to Extradite Boutros Ghali 57 Political Parties, Movements Establish Youth Parliament University Students Protest to Demand Student Unions Elections Morsi: Changing the Government is a Must Disagreements among Political Forces on Deals with Ex-Regime’s Tora Inmates Who Will the Ultras Support for Presidency? No Negotiations.. Strikes Continue

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Newspapers (15/03/2012)

Pages: 1 Author: Baha Mubashir

Interrogating Officers

The Minister of Interior Muhamamd Ibrahim ordered an interrogation with leading police officers who were responsible for the police officer who called on demonstrators to break into the People’s Assembly.

The police officer was interrogated yesterday. Meanwhile, A security source denied the involvement of the police in the demonstrations.

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Pages: 1, 4, 5 Author: Imad al-Fiqi and others

Updates on Presidential Elections

The Supreme Constitutional Court in Cairo decided yesterday that the presidential elections law was consistent with the Constitutional announcement declared on March 30, 2011. The court also declared that the declaration of the final results was the authority of the High Presidential Elections Commission.

Al-Ahram’s Jamal Abu al-Dahab reported that al-Wafd party called on its MPs to withdraw their documented support that had been given to a number of presidential candidates. Al-Wafd party decided not to support any potential presidential candidate until a meeting is held between the supreme bodies of the party and is parliamentary body. News has benn reported about al-Wafd’s intention to give its members the right to choose the candidates each mamber wants.

With regard to the potential candidates, Muhammad Salim al-Awwa seems to be optimistic. He is pretty sure of his victory in the first round. The worst that can come, he believes, is to run the runoff round.

The electoral campaign of potential presidential candidate Ahmad Shafiq, former prime minister declared that I could grant 20 thousand signatures of advocates in 12 governorates.

Meanwhile, Potential Presidential Candidate Amr Mussa has gained the highest number of advocates in some provinces.

However, Salafist Potential Presidential Candidate Hazim Abu Ismail has already got the right to be nominated after he had succeeded in getting 30 MP’s approvals. Nevertheless, Abu Ismail has not stopped. He insists on collecting 30 thousand signatures from 12 governorates.

Potential Presidential Candidate Hamaden Sabbahi reiterated his rejection to a consensual president.

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Potential Presidential Candidate Khalid Ali stressed the importance of the revival of the public sector for the national economy.

The only lady Potential Presidential Candidate, Buthaina Kamel, resumes her campaign regardless of the challenges.

Potential Presidential Candidate Ala Rizq’s program concentrates of eliminating poverty.

Judge Hatim Bagato, secretary of the judicial committee entitled to observe the presidential elections reiterated the committee’s honest will to facilitate the electoral procedures for candidates and voters.

On the other hand, a number of potential presidential candidates had complained against the complicated conditions and procedures of the elections, and especially those related to the ban of electoral campaign during a long electoral silence.

Bagato stated that the no ban will be on media interviews provided that they don’t include any publicity for the candidate.

Potential presidential candidate Abd al-Munim Abu al-Futouh warned of rigging and forgery.

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Page: 1 and 4 Author: Mohamed el-Sanhouri

Bribery Appears in Presidential Race

With the presidential race getting underway, presidential hopefuls started trading accusations over the means under which some obtained the necessary proxies to officially become a candidate.

Presidential hopeful Mohamed Selim el-Awwa said some candidates have been buying the endorsements of the citizens for EGP 220 each.

Presidential aspirant Abdel-Moneim Abul-Fotouh warned that attempts have taken place to forge the will of the people. He urged the people not to sell their votes.

Meanwhile, the Presidential Elections Commission continued on the fifth day issuing applications for citizens willing to join the presidential polls.

On the fifth day, 92 people received their candidacy applications, raising the total number of candidates to 564.

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Page: 3 Author: Mahmoud Gawish

57 Political Parties, Movements Establish Youth Parliament

Youth revolutionaries announced forming a parliament made up of 57 youth parties and movements to represent all political segments.

The parliament comprises 100 members and will hold its first session on Friday at the Ghad El-Thawra Party premises to elect a speaker and two deputies.

The newly-minted parliament’s main task will be offering advice and support to the youth.

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Page: 7 Author: Hamdi Dabsh, Osama el-Mahdi and Hani el-Waziri

Nour Party’s Banditry Bill Draws Various Reactions

A proposal to apply Hudud (fixed Islamic punishments) on banditry/highway robbery that was submitted to parliament by Salafist MP Adel Ezzazi has drawn various reactions.

Al-Nour Party, Ezzazi’s party, along with Sufi Orders had backed the bill, while the Freedom and Justice Party, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, was reticent and expressed reservations about it.

In statements to Al-Masry Al-Yom, Ezzazi said he received the bill back from the People’s Assembly proposals committee to re-draft it.

The streets are ravaged by crimes and that is why this bill is important, he said.

Similar news was reported in Al-Dostor (page 1)

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Page: 5 Author: Khaled Amin

UK Turns Down Egyptian Requests to Extradite Boutros Ghali

The Egyptian authorities sent a new request to the UK to extradite former finance minister Youssef Boutros Ghali to stand trial in Cairo over several corruption cases.

Egypt had submitted before 20 requests to the UK, to which the authorities there replied with “request under consideration,” a source told Al-Gomhoria newspaper.

The source accused UK authorities of lagging in replying to the Egyptian requests.

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Pages: 1 Author: Ahmed Abu Gabr and others

Presidential Elections Law is Amended

The Supreme Constitutional Court announced that the amendments introduced to the presidential elections law do not contradict with the constitutional declaration that was issued in March 2011.

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Pages: 1 Author: Mohamed Al-Sayed (and others).

Ministry of Justice Efforts Fail

A judicial source inside the Ministry of Justice said that the ministry’s efforts to convince the judicial panel, which is responsible for the NGOs case, to resume the investigations failed.

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Page: 1. Author: Sobhy Abdel-Salam (and others).

MB Wants to Enforce their Proposal

Parliament’s majority leader said that the Muslim Brotherhood wants to enforce their proposal regarding the formation of the Constituent Assembly. They proposed earlier choosing 40 MPs for the assembly and 60 other members from outside the parliament.

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Page: 7. Authors: Ahmed Abd Al-Latif and Mahmoud Abdallah.

Who Will the Ultras Support for Presidency?

“A friendly meeting we held with one of the most prominent potential presidential candidates,” said one of the members of Ultras Ahlawy, hardcore fans of Al-Ahly football club, referring to a meeting they held with Amr Moussa.

The Ultras member told Al-Tahrir newspaper that they held the meeting with Moussa to

ask him about the policies he will take to run the affairs of the state. He said they will be holding a number of similar meetings with other presidential candidates.

Presidential hopefuls are competing to gain the votes of Ultras groups as they represent

an important voting bloc.

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Page: 11. Authors: Yosri Mohamed, Sherif Al-Baramony (and others).

No Negotiations... Strikes Continue

The government is continuing difficult negotiations to stop the wave of workers’ strikes. The Ministry of Manpower formed joint committees from the ministry and the parliament, in addition to representatives of firms and businesses, to negotiate the demands of the workers. However, all these attempts failed and the ministry had to rely on police forces to secure the exit of its employees from the building after hundreds of workers of Al-Makarem Textile Factory surrounded the ministry’s headquarters.

Also, workers in the Public Transport Authority began their strike in three garages to

demand end of service benefits. Workers protesters spread in more than eight factories in Suez to demand improvement

of their working conditions and financial benefits.

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Pages: 3 Author: Not mentioned

America Imposes Blackout on NGOs Case

American Radio Sawa reported that the US ambassador in Cairo Anne Patterson received instructions from Washington to stop any comments on the American-Egyptian relations in the light of the NGOs case.

The source told Sawa that the instructions indicated imposing a media blackout on the case until a resolution is achieved.

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Pages: 3 Author: Muhammad Abu Zaid

353 Suggestions to Form the Constituent Assembly

The parliamentary committee formed to discuss and deal with the issues related to the constitution constituent assembly declared that it had received 353 suggestions. Nine of the suggestions recommend choosing the members of the committee from outside the Parliament..

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Pages: 3 Author: Haitham Radwan

Arresting the Culprits Responsible for the New Cairo Massacre

Cairo Investigation Directorate arrested four suspects involved in the massacre

committed in New Cairo District where 4 people of the same family were killed..

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Pages: 6, 7 Author: Many authors

Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Shurouk

News was reported about bribing people in some governorates to collect the 30 thousand signatures to support each of the potential candidates and give them the right to be presidential candidates.

In Qalyubia the signature is given for 158 Egyptian Pounds. In Kafr al-Shaykh Sabbahi is leading with the number of supporting people.

Potential Presidential candidate Muhammad Salim al-Awwa said collecting supporters’ signatures cost every potential candidate nine million Egyptian Pound.

Meanwhile, sources from the High Presidential Elections Commission considered any money paid by the potential candidates on collecting signatures are considered to be bribes.

Salafist al-Nour Party participates in negotiations about an Islamist consensual president.

Potential Candidate Abd al-Munim abu al-Futouh considered limiting the electoral campaign to three weeks as forgery.

On the other hand, the secretary general of the High Elections Commission stated that the elections could be forged.

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Pages: 1, 5 Author: Many authors

Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Yom al-Sabei

The Shura Council prevented State newspapers from publishing news of the presidential candidates.

MPs of the Muslim Brotherhood have received instructions not to give any potential presidential candidates.

The Evangelical Church calls for 15% of the constitution constituent assembly.

Potential Presidential Candidate Salim al-Awwa said there was no place in Egypt for any religion other than Islam, Christianity and Judaism.

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Pages: 6, 7 Author: Many authors

A Parallel Revolution parliament

57 revolutionary parties and players announced the formation of the Revolution Youth parliament.

Activist Muhammad Awwad said the parliament represented the five political trends and was parallel to the People’s Assembly.

The first session of the Revolution Parliament is to be held for the first time on Friday.

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Page: 6. Authors: Alaa Hegab, Bahaa Al-Mahdi (and others).

University Students Protest to Demand Student Unions Elections

A huge protest took place yesterday in front of the cabinet headquarters as more than 3000 students from over 12 universities around the country marched to demand setting a date for holding student unions elections. A delegation of three students representing the protesters will meet Minister of Higher Education Dr. Hassan Khaled to put forward their demands.

Students erected a stage in front of the cabinet building while security forces prevented

them from entering the street near the People’s Assembly. Students presented three major demands; first, opening the door for holding student

unions elections next week after the elections were postponed for a full academic term. Second, issuing a ministerial decree to establish Egypt’s Student Union comprising representative from each university. Third, presenting the set of regulations of the student unions to the parliament for approval.

Students protesting declared their refusal of the statement made by the Ministry of

Higher Education and they demanded an official decree that guarantees the fulfillment of their demands instead of a rhetorical statement.

Similar news was reported in: Al-Masry Al-Youm: Page 3; Al-Tahrir: Page 11.

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Page: 7. Author: Mohamed Adel.

Morsi: Changing the Government is a Must

Head of the Freedom and Justice Party Dr. Mohamed El-Morsi said that Egyptians are facing huge challenges to continue the revolution. He confirmed that the FJP is keen to reach a consensus with all political parties to achieve the goals of the revolution.

Morsi said that the People’s Assembly and the government should work together to

achieve the interests of the country. Since the parliament reflects the will of the people now, the interests of the country require replacing El-Ganzouri’s government with a new one, Al-Morsi said. He confirmed that a new government should be formed without any delays and it should reflect the aspirations of the people as well as achieve their demands. He said the coming prime minister should be from the Freedom and Justice Party and other ministers will be chosen from other political parties represented in the parliament.

Morsi also demanded SCAF to take immediate steps to change El-Ganzouri’s

government. He confirmed that Egypt is facing serious threats internally and externally and this requires appointing a new government. He said the FJP will continue efforts to withdraw confidence from El-Ganzouri’s government.

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Page: 9. Authors: Mohamed Al-Fiqi, Ahmed Abd Al-Hamid (and others).

Disagreements among Political Forces on Deals with Ex-Regime’s Tora Inmates

Reactions varied to the proposals made to strike deals with former regime figures, who

are imprisoned in Torah, to return some of the country’s stolen funds in exchange of dropping some of the charges against them.

The Freedom and Justice Party, political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, confirmed

that these deals are unacceptable. Al-Nour Salafi Party refused any attempts of reconciliation with figures of the former regime that corrupted political life in the country for decades. On the other hand, Al-Wafd Party said that reconciliation is possible only in charges related to financial corruption because it will be in the benefit of the society.

Ali Fath Al-Bab, majority party leader in the Shoura Council, confirmed that negotiating

with former regime figures to return the stolen funds cannot be done because money will be recovered in any way when they receive sentences. “If we did this, then anyone will commit whatever crimes he wants, then pays some money to gain his freedom,” said Fath Al-Bab.

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TV Coverage (14/03/2012)

Program: Al-Hayat Al-An Channel: Al-Hayat Host: Maha Bahnasy

National Security Officer who incited the demonstrators to break into the Parliament premises is vindicated. Program: Al-Hayat Al-Yoom Channel: Al-Hayat Host: Sherief Amer, and Lobna Assal

Prime Minister Kamal el-Ganzouri discusses setting free former regime members in return of giving up all their belongings.

Presidential Elections Commission said until now 549 received their presidential candidacy applications.

Program: Masr Al-Gadeda Channel: Al-Hayat 2 Host: Moataz Al-Demerdash

Presidential Elections Commission said 550 people have received their presidential candidacy applications so far.

Program: Lazem Nefham Channel: CBC Host: Magdy Al-Galad

Supreme Constitutional Court approved amendments to the presidential elections law. The amendments do not contradict with the Constitutional Declaration that was issued in March 30, 2011.

Al-Nour Party said its members are free to choose whoever they want to vote for in the presidential elections.

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The majority of the Joint Parliament Committee said some Constituent Assembly members will be MPs and others will not.

News Channel 1”State TV” Time: 26:00:00

564 have received the presidential candidacy applications so far. Abuul-Ezz el-Hariry and Ahmed Awad Al-Saedy got their applications.

Program: Sabah Al-Kheir Ya Masr Channel 1”State TV”

The presidential candidates demand to choose the majority of the Constituent Assembly members from outside the Parliament.

Former regime members offer all their belongings in return of setting them free.

Program: 24 hour news Channel 1”State TV”

76 people got their presidential candidacy applications on the fifth day.

Stock market gains EGP 2.4 billion.

Program: Yeseed Sabahak Channel 2”State TV” Host: Hend Rashad and Yassr Abdel-Hakim

Judge Hatem Begato, Presidential Elections Commission Secretary General, said the candidates should stick to the rules of the pre-election silence period until April 30.

Judge Omar Marawan, Assistant Minister of Justice, decided to increase the number of Notary Public employees for the presidential elections proxies.

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Program: Nass book Channel : Rotana Masrya Host: Hala sarhan 11-3-2012

MP Abu Al-Ezz Al-Hariry, potential presidential candidate, said:

The first donation for my campaign was EGP 50, from an employee in the People’s Assembly.

Mubarak was involved in murdering former President Anwar Al-Sadat.

If I became president I will amend Camp David Accord.

Presidential budget was EGP 1bn.

MP Saad Aboud, head of Al-Karama Party’s bloc in parliament, said the revolution didn’t end all the corruption.

Ibrahim Youssry, Central Auditing Agency (CAA) member, said:

Egyptians pay 72% taxes.

The former regime still has powers over the CAA.

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Radio Coverage (14/03/2012)

News Channel: Radio Masr

Stock market gains EGP 2.4bn. 18:00:00 Supreme Constitutional Court: Presidential Elections Commission is responsible for

announcing the presidential elections’ final results. 18:00:00

296 suggestions to form the Constituent Assembly submitted. 18:00:00

92 citizens receive candidacy applications on the fifth day of the presidential race. 24:00:00

News Channel: Al-Barnameg Al-Am Time: 17:00:00

There are 296 suggestions regarding choosing the members of the Constituent Assembly.

Similar news was mentioned in Al-Shark Al-Awsat Channel at 18:00:00

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Internet Coverage (15/03/2012)

Facebook We Are All Khaled Saeed:

“If I gouge your eyes out and replaced them with two gems, will you be able to see? Such are the things that money cannot guarantee…” (A famous poem verse by Amal Donkol). The revolution continues. The revolution will win.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=365578096825394&set=a.104265636289976.2684.104224996294040&type=1

An important statement by Ultras Ahlawy group: Our patience has run out. We have waited for over 40 days and the time is ripe to take action while committing to peacefulness.

The Ultras Ahlawy group has pre-revolution well-known stances against injustice, corruption and suppression without seeking fame or personal interest. Ultras were the only faction that took sides with the revolutionaries with the aim of achieving freedom.

Ultras Ahlawy calls on Egypt’s free nationals to take part in a march, which will start

from Al-Ahly Club on Thursday at 9 a.m. to retain the rights of our martyrs. Egypt is free, glory to the martyrs.

Egyptian cabinet Cabinet approves the rules governing the enforcement of the maximum wages rate.

Twitter @AsmaaMahfouz

There is a march by Ultras groups heading to the Public Prosecutor’s office, come join us!

@Ghonim

“Some people are like dark clouds. When they disappear, suddenly it's a brighter day ~Copied”

@iyad_elbaghdadi

“And here's the Canonical #ArabTyrantManual, again:http://bit.ly/k52xaZ - so please retweet it.”

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“Today I got a string of epiphanies on how, why, when, who with regards to that question. #ArabSpringManifesto”

“I'll be back to explain later, but for now lemme just say that I won't argue against them. All I'll tell them is that they're history.”

“I've said before that authoritarian interpretations of Islam are a result of the age of tyranny and will die with it... #ArabSpringManifesto”

“In fact what I said was that authoritarian Islamism & the tyrants are born of the same womb... #ArabSpringManifesto”

“Apparently the worst things in the world today aren't tyranny or injustice, but music, shaved beards, and women wearing anything but black.”

@Monasosh

Check this video out and hear stories of people who were treated unjustly under the pretext of confronting “acts of thuggery” http://youtube.com/tahrirdiaries

@WaelAbbas

Qafsa looks to a great extent like Marrakech but only smaller:

http://yfrog.com/gymr7ksj‏

In a while I will be giving a training to Tunisian activists on social media techniques: http://yfrog.com/kj58kmjj

@Arabist

“Egyptian intelligence chief Mourad Muwafi is on a tour of Saudi Arabia. I feel a disturbance in the force.”

“The Emerging Neocon-Christian Split Over Syria - Robert Wright - International - The Atlantic: http://bit.ly/xAQ3xI”

“Is Abouel Fotouh good enough for the revolution? | Egypt Independent: http://bit.ly/yph7GI Interesting argument against supporting Aboul Fotouh”

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Publication overview

Al-Ahram: Egyptian state-run official daily newspaper

Founded in 1875, is the most widely circulating Egyptian daily newspaper, and the

second oldest after al-Waqa'i`al-Masriya (English: The Egyptian Events, founded 1828).

It is majority owned by the Egyptian government.

Al-Akhbar: Egyptian state-owned semi-official daily newspaper

It was founded in May 1952 as a part of Akhbar El Yom.

Al-Gomhoria: Egyptian state-owned daily newspaper

An influential state-owned Egyptian Arabic language daily newspaper. It was

established in 1954.

Al-Shorouk: Egyptian daily independent newspaper

Is a prominent Arabic newspaper published in Egypt [1] and several other Arabic

nations It is a daily independent newspaper, covering mainly politics, militant affairs

and sport.

Al-Masry al-Yom: Independent daily newspaper

On 7 June 2004, it published its first edition. The paper initially circulated primarily

amongst Cairo’s intellectual elite, providing objective news coverage in the belief that

good news would beat sensationalist reporting found in other Egyptian print media.

After 3 years, it was challenging Al-Ahram for the status of being the national paper of

record. Though

Tahrir: Daily independent newspaper

Dostor: Daily independent newspaper

Yom 7: Daily independent newspaper

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Table of Content: Newspapers ………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………3-23 Al Ahram Newspaper Interrogating Officers…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…3 Updates on Presidential Elections……………………………………………………………………………………………..4-5 Al Masry Al Yawm Newspaper Bribery Appears in Presidential Race………………………………………………………………………………..………….6 57 Political Parties, Movements Establish Youth Parliament…………………………………………………..…………….7 Nour Party’s Banditry Bill Draws Various Reactions………………………………………………………………..………8 Al Gomhouria Newspaper UK Turns Down Egyptian Requests to Extradite Boutros Ghali…………………………………………..……………….9 Al Dostour Newspaper Presidential Elections Law is Amended…………………………………………………………………………..…………10 Ministry of Justice Efforts Fail…………………………………………………………………………………………………11 MB Wants to Enforce their Proposal …………………………………………………………………………………………12 Al Tahrir Newspaper Who Will the Ultras Support for Presidency?..........................................................................................................................13 No Negotiations.. Strikes Continue……………………………………………………………………………………….……14 Al Sherouk Newspaper America Imposes Blackout on NGOs Case…………………………………………………………………….………………15 353 Suggestions to Form the Constituent Assembly………………………………………………………………..………..16 Arresting the Culprits Responsible for the New Cairo Massacre……………………………………..……..………………17 Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Shurouk……………………………………………………………………..……….18 Al youm al sabea Newspaper Updates on Presidential Elections in al-Yom al-Sabei……………………………………………………………………...…19 A Parallel Revolution parliament………………………………………………………………………………………………20 Al Akhbar Newspaper University Students Protest to Demand Student Unions Elections…………………………………………………..……..21 Morsi: Changing the Government is a Must……………………………………………………………………………….…..22 Disagreements among Political Forces on Deals with Ex-Regime’s Tora Inmates………………………………….……..23 TV Coverage…………………………………………………………………………………..………...……………….……24-27 Al-Hayah channel………………………………………………………………………………….……………….……………24 Al-Hayat 2………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….24 CBC…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…24-25 Channel 1…………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………….……25 Channel 2 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..…….………..……25 Rotana Masrya …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………26 Links………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………….27 Radio Coverage……………………………………………………………………..………..……….……………..………..28-29 Radio Misr……………………………………………………………………………………….………………………..….……28 Al-Barnameg Al-Am ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..28 Links…………………………………………………………..……………….…………………………............................….…..29 Internet coverage………………………………………………………………………………...………...…………………30-31 Face book………………………………………………………………………….……………….………………...……………30 Twitter........................................................................................................................................................................................ 30-31