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News Coverage Prepared for: The European Union to Egypt

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Thematic Headlines

Tahrir Street Fight Ends In Police Retreat Domestic Scene

Parties Reject El-Selmi’s Modifications El-Selmi Attacks Friday Demonstrations Clashes in Tahrir Islamists and Salafis Reject El-Selmi’s Document Changes on El-Selmi’s Document Opinions Split over El-Selmi’s Document Chants in Tahrir Additional Discussions over the Document 6 April Demand a formal Apology Elections Updates Awwa: Denies Call for Civil Disobedience Copts Mark 40th Day after Maspero incidents Fact-Finding Report: Former Minister Approved Funding to Salafists “Tantawi for President” Campaign Says Military Ruling to Return State Stature Fangari: Revolution’s Injured Receive Funds to Stage Sit-In Ras El-Bar Road Closed for One Hour Race in Third Constituency in Cairo Race in Southern Cairo District People’s Committees to Secure Elections Amr Mussa Introducing Parliament Candidates The Military Judiciary and Mubarak’s Assassination Candidate Threatens Heliopolis and Naser City on Hot Tin Jamilah Bets on Nubians Susanne Mubarak alone with her Imprisoned Sons A Danger of Salafi Conflict Voting is a Religious Duty All Ways Lead to “Mubarak-like” Elections Cairo Center for Human Rights Research Observe the Elections Giza’s Campaigns ‘for Better or Worse” Expatriate Copts Vote Judges’ Club and Elections Security Former NDP’s Power Exaggerated People of al-Sharqyya Wage War Against former NDP Members

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SCAF Approves Expatriate Egyptians Law

Regional Development

Israel Tries to Assuage Egypt over New Eilat Train Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Arrested

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Newspapers (20/11/2011)

Page 1 Author: Ahram Correspondents

More Discussions over El-Selmi’s Document

In a final attempt to reach an agreement over the Constitutional Principles Document, the government holds 3 meetings this week with a number of political forces.

Article9 of the document was amended to be; legislations related to the Armed Forces should be discussed with its Supreme Council before issuing them.

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Page 1&5 Author: Ahram correspondents

Tahrir Street Fight Ends In Police Retreat

Yesterday clashes erupted when police forces tried to disrupt the sit-in in Tahrir

square’s garden facing the governmental complex. The sit-in was started by revolution

victims, their families and youth coalitions that call for ending military trials for

civilians.

The Rioters, as described by Al-Ahram, clashed with security forces, hurled rocks

at shops and Molotov at policemen. They destroyed public utilities, building fronts and

set cars on fire.

Protestors set a police car on fire and seized the fire arms and other tools it

contained. CSF, Central Security Forces, responded using tear gas and rubber bullets.

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Ministry of interior issued a statement saying that the police exercised the utmost

level of restraint with protesters and used only tear gas to disperse them.

Groups of youth from nearby areas joined the demonstration, chanting against

SCAF and police.

Presidential candidate, Hazem Abu Ismail, called his supporters to join demonstrations.

A march of Salafis joined the demonstration, chanting for an Islamic state.

After bloody clashes with CSF, protestors now dominate Tahrir square calling for an

open sit in.

One protestor died, age 23, another 750 were injured, including 40 policemen.

CSF arrested 18 protestors.

Repeated in Gomhoria page 2; Akhbar page 4

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Page: 6 Author: Ali Mohamed Ali

SCAF Approves Expatriate Egyptians Law

SCAF issued a law that allows expatriate Egyptians to vote in all elections, stipulating:

Article (1): The country grants expatriate Egyptians the right to vote in public elections and in referendums.

Article (2): Expatriate Egyptians can submit an appeal to the Egyptian consulate to vote in the elections.

Article (3): Expatriate Egyptians votes are counted in their constituencies according to their address of residence in Egypt.

Article (4): They can vote with either their national IDs or passports.

Article (5): Consulates will serve as ballot stations.

Article (6): Committees supervising the elections will comprise diplomats and consulates members. Article (7): Matters that were not mentioned in above articles will be under Law No. 73 of 1956. Article (8): This Decree-law will be published in a national newspaper and should be implemented a day following its publishing.

321 thousand and 593, registered in embassies and consulates.

Yesterday, Saturday, was the last day for their registration.

This topic was mentioned in Al-Akbar.

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Page 6 Author: Sameh Lashin and others

Elections Updates

Alexandria Administrative Court will not approve applications of candidates who haven’t completed military service.

Egyptian Bloc criticized Islamic parties.

Heated competition for individual seats in constituency number one in Damietta.

Al-Nour Party publicity is very poor due to financial deficit.

Freedom and Justice Party said they agreed with security sources to form street defense committees to secure the elections in Sohag governorate.

Mansora Administrative Court examines the contestation against a member of Al-Nour Party. The court is to decide weather he will be excluded from the party’s list or change his category to peasants.

HEC discussed the rules of voting and counting as well as the rules of assigning

ballot stations to judges. Candidates in the ninth constituency in Cairo, that extends

from 15th of May district all the way to Maadi, intensified their vows and publicity.

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Page 1&5

Author: Mostafa El-Marsafawy, Sarah Nour El-Din (and others)

Clashes in Tahrir

15,000 protestors took over Tahrir square, yesterday, after violent clashes with security forces.

Security forces dispersed revolution victims’ sit-in in the morning. However, Protestors gathered again after 10,000 policemen retreated to secure the Ministry of Interior.

Pre-revolution atmosphere dominated in the square after CSF used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protestors.

Supporters of Presidential candidates were banned from setting stages and using speakers.

Presidential candidate, Selim El-Awa, was in the square and called the Minister of Interior to submit his resignation. Some protestors demanded El-Awa to leave the square. Assistant Interior Minister interpreted this asan attempt to postpone parliamentary elections. Prime Minister, Essam Sharaf called on protestors to evacuate the square. Demonstrations were held in numerous governorates, supporting Tahrir protestors.

Over 2000 protestors in Alexandria marched to Alexandria security directorate, chanting “The People Demand The Overthrow Of Military Regime”

676 were injured, 442 of them were received medical treatment in Tahrir field hospital. Repeated in Dostour 1; Yom7 page1 and 6; Tahrir page 2&3; Shorouk page 1.

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Page 4 Author: Moneer Adeeb, Hamdy Dabsh (and others)

Islamists and Salafis Reject El-Selmi’s Document

Mohamed Mosry, Freedom and Justice party head, and Mohamed Abd El-Maksood, Salafi leader, asserted that the new modifications in El-Selmi’s document were not discussed during the meeting with Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, last Thursday.

They disapproved the new criteria for choosing the Constituent Assembly.

The new document states that Constituent Assembly members should be approved by two thirds of elected parliament members, which is next to impossible.

Figures representing Democratic Alliance, Freedom and justice, Gama’a Islamiyah, Noor party and Renaissance party expressed their total disapproval of the document.

They said that after Friday’s million-man demonstration, the entire document should be discarded.

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Page 4 Author: Mansour kamel

El-Selmi’s Document Modified

Ali El-Selmi, vice prime minister for political development and democratic change, announced amendments in the Constitutional Principles Document. He declared that it was only meant as a guideline, non binding document. He announced new criteria for choosing members of the Constituent Assembly.

The Constitution Principles Declaration states “The Arab Republic of Egypt is a democratic state”, removing the phrase “civilian state”. He also amended the articles related to the Armed Forces.

The coming few days will witness discussions with political forces to reach an agreement over the modified document.

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Page: 4 Author: Karima Abdel-Ghany

No Judges Forged 2010 Elections

Abdel Moez Ahmed Ibrahim, Head of HEC, denied receiving evidence against judges forallegedly forging 2010 elections.

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Page 6, 7 Author: Hany Abdul-Rahman and others

Elections Updates

Heated Competition between bracket candidates in Matareya constituency.

Democratic Peace Party adds its posters to Freedom and Justice Party publicity in Al-Sahel constituency.

Egyptian Civil Bloc competes with Islamic Parties in Ismailia governorate.

Freedom and Justice Party electoral publicity in Alexandria includes:

Building a university.

Developing piscine wealth.

Developing new underground lines and stations.

Head of Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics said a number of expatriate Egyptians who will register will reach 600 thousand voters.

A member of Egyptian Bloc threatened to sue HEC for the inaccuracies in their data.

102 candidates compete on individual seats in South Giza constituency.

Freedom and Justice in Alexandria have 12 mobile centers to give the citizens information about their electoral stations.

Former NDP members nominated their relatives instead of them in the elections.

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Heated competition between 2 prominent families in Menya governorate.

Heated competition between MB and Al-Jamaa Al-Islamia in Luxor governorate.

Alexandria Administrative Court to announce today the decision regarding excluding a member of National Egypt Party from the party list.

Heated competition in Helwan constituency.

A number of Al-Nour Party leaders criticized secular and liberalism ideologies.

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Page: 7 Author: Unwritten

Awwa: Denies Call for Civil Disobedience

Presidential hopeful Mohamed Selim El-Awwa denied calling for civil disobedience in the country.

Awwa said he warned that escalatory measures could be taken, following the million-person protests of Friday, including sit-ins and civil disobedience, he said.

This topic was covered in Al-Akhbar page 5 and Al-Shorouk page 1

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Page: 9 Author: AL Saied AL-sheety

Ras El-Bar Road Closed for One Hour

Damietta residents blocked all roads leading to the Mediterranean town of Ras El-Bar for one hour just after they were re-opened following an 11-day siege around the city.

Residents rejected a compromise reached, under which an international tripartite expert committee will be formed to study the impact of the Mopco Fertilizer Plant on the surrounding environment.

The road was re-opened after officials convinced the residents cooperate.

Repeated in Yom 7 page 3, Shorouk page 4 (Calls to repeat incidents against a Suez factory), Al-Akbar page 10 (Cabinet outlines terms for bringing over expert team) and Al-Masry Al-Yom page 3 and 8 (Mopco workers protest over work halt).

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Page: 1&9 Author: Tarek Roshdi

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Arrested

Saif al-Islam, son of late Libyan Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, was captured in southern Libya, confirmed NTC Justice Minister Mohammed al-Allaqi.

Saif was arrested by fighters from Zintan, who make up one of Libya's most powerful armed factions, in the southern desert town of Obari.

He was taken to a safe location and will face a fair trial, said Allaqi.

Former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi’s arrest was not confirmed yet.

This topic was covered in Ahram page 1 and 7, Akhbar page 3 and 18, Al-Gomhoriya page 3 and 10, Al-Masry Al-Yom page 3 and 15, Tahrir page 15, Shorouk page 1 and Al-Yom 7 page 3

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Page: 2 Author: Tarek Roshdy

Voting is a Religious Duty

Shaykh Yusuf al-Qardawi stated that voting in the coming elections was a religious duty for all Egyptians.

He called on Egyptians to vote for the “righteous parties.”

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Page: 4 Author: Al-Wardani Abd Al-Hafiz

A Danger of Salafi Conflict

Salafi Sheik Muhammad Hassan warned of what he called a Salafi conflict in the elections.

He called on men of religion to stay away from politics.

Hassan called for forming public committees to protect the ballots from “thugs.”

Hassan’s statements were part of his speech at a press conference organized as part of the electoral campaign of al-Nour Salafi Party.

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Page: 6 Author: Unwritten

Chants in Tahrir

Chants in Tahrir have changed from calling for a civilian democratic state to demands of an Islamic state.

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Page: 4 Author: Youssef Shaaban and Peter Magdi

Copts Mark 40th Day after Maspero incidents

About 4,000 Coptic Egyptian attended a ceremony at Ezbet El-Nakhl area to mark the 40th day following the Maspero clashes, which left many Copts dead and injured.

Topic was covered in yom 7 page 3 (Bishop Saleeb Matta says Virgin Mary made an apparition on Friday at two Shoubra churches).

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Page: 6 Author: Sahar Gharib and Iman al-Busaili

Students and Electoral Campaigns

In spite of the High Electoral Campaign’s prohibition of using houses of worship and public buildings, like schools and universities, in electoral campaigns, students of Islamist trends presumed their campaigns in the different universities.

MB students installed kiosks outside Hilwan University and launched their electoral campaign advocating the M B’s Freedom and Justice inside the university through alleged awareness campaigns amongst the students.

Meanwhile, Islamist trends students criticized similarviolations when committed by other political trends.

Violations of the same sort were also committed at ‘Ayn Shams and al-Mansourah universities.

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Page: 6 Author: Iman Mussa and Ahmad Sa’id

Former NDP’s Power Exaggerated

People’s Assembly Candidate and humanitarian activist Naser Amin asserted that the former NDP’s were not as influential as circulated.

Amin stated that fighting poverty and famine were in the core of his electoral program.

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Page: 6 Author: Asma’ Fathi, Iman al-Busili and Hicham Sulaiman

Giza’s Campaigns ‘for Better or Worse

Social rites like weddings and condolences have become an opportunity for parliamentary candidates’ publicities.

Giza’s candidates are present these days in funerals and weddings, socializing as part of their electoral campaigns.

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Author: Yusuf Sha’ban and Peter Majdi

Expatriate Copts Vote

Coptic organizations in Europe are negotiating to unite their stance towards the different political players who are running in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Egypt.

Al-Tahrir sources reported on a prevailing tendency to advocate the Egyptian Bloc headed by the Free Egyptians Party.

Midhat Qiladah, head of the Coptic Organizations Union in Europe, told al-Tahrir that the union advocated all Egyptian parties that acknowledge the state’s secularity.

Qiladah further announced a soon union declaration in this response.

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Page: 7 Author: Muhammad Tareq

Cairo Center for Human Rights Research Observe the Elections

Bahyy al-Din Hasan, head of the Cairo Center for Human Rights Research stated that the Independent Coalition for Monitoring the Elections was intending to file a lawsuit against the High Electoral Commission that rejects to issue licenses for the coalition to observe the elections.

Hasan confirmed the coalition will perform the observations with or without the license, adding that the Center is to write its report on the elections in all cases.

The official licenses are only needed to avoid trouble with the executive authorities.

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Page: 7 Author: Siddiq al-‘Isawi

People of al-Sharqyya Wage War Against former NDP Members

People of Hahia in al-Sharqyya attacked and insulted Dr. ‘Ali al-Musilhi, former member of the dissolved National Democratic Party, after performing the Friday prayers in the towns’ mosque.

People expressed their rejection to any former member of the dissolved National Democratic Party.

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Page: 7 Author: Marwah al-Husayni

Judges’ Club and Elections Security

Councilor ‘Abd Allah Fathi, Deputy Head of the Judges’ Club, stated that observation on the elections was an unquestionable patriotic duty.

He also stressed the compelling need of proper security measures.

Fathi told al-Tahrir that he had contacted the Cabinet and the Supreme Council of Armed Forces to inform the Judges’ Club about the plans set to secure judges in the elections.

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Page: 8 Author: Muhammad Tareq

All Ways lead to “Mubarak-like” Elections

Bahyy al-Din Hassan, head of the Cairo Center for Human Rights Research held a press conference yesterday to discuss the elections.

Hasan referred to disturbing indications related to the electoral process, preparations and the High Electoral Commission.

Hasan believes that there is no difference between this year’s electoral commission and that which led the 2010, most gorged, elections.

The Commission does not have an administrative apparatus or judiciary police to control the electoral process.

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Page: 8 Author: yusri Muhammad and Hibah Subaih

Rehearsal for Bloody Battles

Riots and conflicts were reported in Port Sa’id and al-Isma’ilyya.

A press conference that was held by candidates for individual seats at the People’s Assembly was fiercely criticized by Muhamoud Dawud, a candidate to the Shura Council.

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Page: 1,5 Author: Shorouk editors

Disagreements over El-Selmi’s Document

Political forces that participated in Friday’s “One Demand” demonstration announced that they have one-sidedly discarded El-Selmi’s document.

They threatened to start an open-ended sit-in if it is not officially discarded.

Parties that did not participate in the demonstration asserted the importance of an agreement over the Constitutional Principles Document.

Supporters for the document considered Friday’s demonstration a show off of the Islamic force.

They called SCAF to stick to the article calling for a civilian state.

El-Sayed Badawy, Wafd party head, said that the Constitutional Principles include all the articles that were signed by Islamic and Salafi parties. It is binding and should remain like this, he said

The official stance towards the document is still unclea

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Page: 6, 7 Author: Aliaa Ahmed and others

Elections Updates

Independent Coalition for Election Observation said:

HEC is just a facade and Ministry of Interior controls everything.

Religious TV channels urge people to defy Liberal Parties.

HEC judges have no adequate experience.

HEC has no administrative system monitoring them, or independent authority that can give them control.

Some citizens’ names didn’t appear on the HEC database so they couldn’t register and they couldn’t file a contestation as well.

The following parties announced their platforms in a conference that was held in Al-Azhar Park:

Justice

Social Democratic

Wasat

Reform and Development

The parties of “The Revolution is On” Coalition.

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A member of The Egyptian Bloc in Alexandria said Al-Selmi Document is meant to distract people instead of focusing on developing plans in favor of the citizens.

Vice president of Constitutional Court said issuing the constitution is the Parliament’s task, not any committee’s..

Fayoum:

An initiative to renounce violence in elections.

Gharbeya:

Wafd Party said they were the only Islamic party.

HEC announced that choosing 2 bracket candidates invalidates the vote.

HEC also said that Foreign Ministry vowed to overcome the obstacles regarding Egyptians living in Israel voting.

Egyptian Bloc Coalition held a conference in North Cairo due to the delay of their publicity.

The revolution youth hold their first electoral conference in Alexandria.

Al-Nour Party organizes a conference in North Sinai.

Reform and Development Party electoral publicity stolen in Alexandria.

Mansora Administrative Court announced that National Egypt and Wasat Parties lists are back in Damietta governorate.

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Author: Mahmoud Mohy

Israel Tries to Assuage Egypt over New Eilat Train

Israeli Transport Minister Yisrael Katz told Egypt’s Consul Ahmed Ezzat that the

new Eilat train project will not disrupt activities at the Suez Canal.

The nature of the project will have nothing to do with the Suez Canal, Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth quoted Katz as saying.

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Page 7 Author: Wael El-Samri

Fact-Finding Report: Former Minister Approved Funding to Salafists

A report issued by a fact-finding commission on foreign funding of civil associations and NGOs revealed that:

The US National Democratic Institute (NDI) conducted research on Egypt to present it to presidential aspirant Amr Moussa to use it in his electoral campaign.

Former Social Solidarity Minister Ali El-Moselhi approved EGP181.7mn offered by Qatar’s Sheikh Eid Bin Mohammad Al-Thani Charity Organization to a Salafi group named “Gam’iyet Ansar Al-Sunna Al-Mohamadiya” (Supporters of Prophet Mohammed’s Sunna) on 21/2/2011, the same day he quit his office.

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Page 9 Author: Ehsan EL-Sayyed

Tantawi for President” Campaign Says Military Ruling to Return State

Stature

The “Tantawi for President” campaign warned of the consequences of having a transitional council, like Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen.

Remaining in power does not mean that SCAF is thirsty to rule but aims to restore the state’s prestige, the campaign said.

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Page 9 Author: Nora Fakhry

6 April Demand a Formal Apology

6th April movement demanded a formal apology from SCAF after accusing the movement of receiving foreign funding.

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Page 3 Author: Muhammad al-Bahnasawi

The Military Judiciary and Mubarak’s Assassination

An official source from the military judiciary in Egypt denied what was rumored about interrogating a physician officer for an alleged attempt to assassinate former president Husni Mubarak in hospital.

The source denied all rumors in this response.

Similar news was reported in al-Ahram, p. 1 and al-Tahrir, p. 3 +

Head of the International Medical Center said Mubarak’s medical condition was stable and that he was completely secured.

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Page 3 Author: Jamal Husayn

Susanne Mubarak alone with her Imprisoned Sons

Former Egyptian First lady, Susanne Mubarak visited her two imprisoned sons in Tora prison.

Ms. Mubarak met her two sons in a closed meeting to allegedly discuss their father’s condition.

Jamal and Ala’ Mubarak were also visited by their wives and in-laws.

Similar news was reported in al-Tahrir, p. 3, al-Dustour, p. 1 and al-Yom al-Sabe’, p. 1.

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Page 4 Author: Unwritten

Fangari: Revolution’s Injured Receive Funds to Stage Sit-In

The people who staged a sit-in in Tahrir Square received funds from ‘elements’ to do so, said SCAF member Mohsen El-Fangari.

Those who call for changing the government aim at undermining the country, Fangari said.

The people staging a sit-in in Tahrir are not the same ones who were injured during the revolution, he said.

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Page 5 Author: Mohamed Hamdy

El-Selmi Attacks Friday Demonstrations

Vice Prime Minister, Ali El-Selmi attacked Friday’s demonstrations. He

considered it a waste for all the efforts exerted on modifying the document.

He said that the first article of the document, calling Egypt a civilian state, was changed after MB’s and Salafis request.

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Page 5 Author: Mohamed El-Feqqi and Ahmed Abd El-Hamid

Parties Reject El-Selmi’s Modifications

Noor party approved El-Selmi’s document as long as it is a nonbinding one.

Freedom and Justice holds El-Selmi responsible for the repercussions of Friday’s demonstration. It states that it was not notified regarding the document.

Karama party stated that any confidentiality clause over the budget of the Armed Forces is unacceptable.

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Page 6 Author: Ahmad Dawud

Race in Third Constituency in Cairo

A heated race takes place in the third constituency in Cairo.

The constituency includes the following districts: al-Darb al-Ahmar, al-Daher, Bab al-Sha’ryyah, Manshyyat Naser, Bulaq, al-Jamalyya, al-Azbakyya, ‘Abdeen, al-Muski, al-Zamalek and Qasr al-Nil.

Nine slates are competing for eight seats.

The main players are al-Wafd, the Muslim Brotherhood, al-Wasat and Salafi al-Nour.

Actress Tayseer Fahmi is on top of the candidates of the Revolution Continues Alliance.

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Page 6 Author: Ahmad ‘Abd al-Hamid and Akram Najib

Race in Southern Cairo District

15 slates and 252 candidates to individual seats compete for 14 seats in Southern Cairo district.

The Southern district is said to witness special fierce competition between families and tribes. Southern Cairo is also one of the biggest constituencies.

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Page 6 Author: Nader ghazi

Amr Mussa Introducing Parliament Candidates

Former Secretary General of the Arab League and potential presidential candidate Amr Mussa launches an initiative to introduce all candidates for the Parliament to the public.

The campaign is launched on the website www.tinyurl.com/EGY2012.

Mussa called on all candidates, or those who personally know them, to access the website and provide a full personal data regardless of the partisan or religious affiliation.

http://www.tinyurl.com/EGY2012�

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Page 6 Author: Akram Najib

People’s Committees to Secure Elections

Potential presidential candidate Abd Allah al-Ash’al revealed agreements and accords between different political players in Egypt to form public committees to secure the elections.

Dr. al-Ash’al stated that Egyptians did not trust the Security Apparatus any longer.

Al-Ash’al blamed Egypt’s Prime Minister Dr. Essam Sharaf and Cabinet for the deterioration in Egypt’s general conditions after the revolution.

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Page 6 Author: Ashraf Sharaf

Candidate Threatens

The latest High Electoral Commission amendments to the candidates’ lists were met with angry complaints.

Many candidates’ symbols and numbers were changed after signs and pictures for the electoral campaigns were printed.

Hisham Nour al-Din, candidate for an individual seat in Alexandria complained to the head of the High Electoral Committee to restore his old code number.

Nour al-Din told al-Akhbar that if the HEC did not respond, he would file a lawsuit to annul the elections.

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Page 6 Author: Ahmad Abu Rayya and Mukhlis ‘Abd al-Hay

Heliopolis and Naser City on Hot Tin

The Eastern Cairo district includes three constituencies for the individual system and one for slates.

More than 354 candidates are competing for the individual seats and candidates on 14 slates are competing for eight seats.

The MB’s Party’s candidates and salafis are said to be supporting each others.

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Page 6 Author: Not mentioned

Jamilah Bets on Nubians

Nubians constitute a considerable voting power in the downtown Cairo district.

A big Nubian community spreads in downtown district, especially in Qasr al-Nil, al-Muski, Abdin and Bulaq.

Therefore, Jamilah Isma’il, Ayman Nour’s wife and candidate for the individual seat in Qasr al-Nil district is working with 16 Nubian organizations in her electoral campaign.

A meeting was held in Bulaq to discuss Nubians’ problems in the district.

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TV Coverage (19/11/2011)

1- Program: Al Hayah Al Youm Genre: Talk Show Channel: Al Hayah TV Hosts: Lobna Asal, Sherif Amer Clashes between protestors and security forces in Tahrir Square as security

members attempt to empty the square.

Dozens of protestors and security forces injured as security members attempt to empty Tahrir Square.

Security forces withdraw from Tahrir Square, protestors return.

Number of protestors increase, quiet conditions following retreat of security forces.

Protestors unify chants, mostly directed against SCAF.

Sameh Saif Al Yazal, strategic and security expert: What’s happening in Tahrir Square is unfortunate and threatens the Egyptian economy.

Al Yazal: Those behind mobilizing thousands in Tahrir Square should claim responsibility for these unfortunate occurances.

Al Yazal: Today’s events threaten upcoming parliamentary elections.

Hisham Sheiha, Minister of Health deputy: “There are 507 casualties in total, 65 of which are in hospitals.”

Sheiha: Half of casualties in hospitals are members of security forces.

Refaat Al Said, head of Al Tagamu Party: Negotiations should have taken place with the protestors instead of resorting to violence.

Al Said: Yesterday’s protestors were an effort from Islamist movements to demonstrate power.

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Al Said: What’s happening in Tahrir Square now plays to the advantage of those who are looking to postpone the upcoming elections.

Mamdouh Hamza, general coordinator of the National Council: Yesterday’s protests revealed the Islamic movements’ intent.

Hamza: Sharaf’s voice is unheard for the protestors.

Ministry of Interior issues second release regarding Tahrir events reaffirms commitment to self-constraint.

Egyptian Prime Minister calls on protestors to leave Tahrir Square immediately.

Mahmoud Afifi, spokesperson of the April 6 Movement: We will meet with youthful coalitions to discuss Tahrir events and take unified stance.

Afifi: We want a specified schedule for the transition of power and to hold those responsible for the use of violence in the square accountable.

Basel Adel, member of the political bureau, Free Egyptians Party: We participated in the protests because we wanted a specific schedule for the transition of power.

Mahmoud Ghozlan, Muslim Brotherhood spokesperson: There is not a single member of our party in Tahrir Square now.

Ghozlan: What’s happening in Tahrir Square now will lead to the failure of the revolution and postponement of the elections.

Lieutenant Sami Seidhom, assistant to the Minister of Interior: Security forces have asked protestors to Clear Square over two hours, but they have failed to respond.

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2- Program: Al Hayah Al A’an

Genre: News Channel: Al Hayah TV Host: Maha Al Bahnassi

Central security forces resort to violence in breaking Tahrir Square protests apart. Activists and protestors set security forces vehicles on fire amidst continuing clashes and news on casualties.

Alexandria’s Administrative Court: Fulfilling military duty is conditional to running in upcoming parliamentary elections; paying penalty will not drop the requirement.

Continued assistantships to Egyptians abroad who are attempting to register for upcoming elections.

Ali Al Silmy decides to amend two articles in the constitutional concepts document.

SCAF issues laws to enable Egyptians abroad to vote in upcoming elections.

Program: Misr Al Jadeeda Genre: Talk Show Channel: Al Hayah TV 2 Host: Moataz al Demerdash

Security source: Security forces did not resort to violence.

Thousands congregate in Tahrir Square following clashes.

Ministry of Health: One dead, 676 wounded in Tahrir clashes.

Ministry of Interior reveals 40 security members were wounded in Tahrir clashes, maintains self-constraint.

Security forces encapsulate Ministry of Interior, prevent break-in.

Egyptian television states Field Marshall Tantawi will give a speech soon.

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Program: Misr Tantakheb Genre: Talk Show Channel: CBC Host: Lamees Al Hadidi, Khairi Ramadan

Security forces withdraw from Tahrir Square, protestor’s return.

Egyptian Prime Minister Calls on protestors to leave Tahrir Square immediately.

Security forces arrest 18 thugs before retreating from Tahrir Square.

Mohamed Al Biltagi of the Muslim Brotherhood: I will go to Tahrir Square on an individual basis, ask protestors to calm down.

April 6 Movement returns to Tahrir Square to assist casualties.

Youth Coalition, April 6 Movement, and Freedom and Justice Parties reject forceful evacuation of Tahrir Square.

Al Silmy presents new amendments to document.

New amendments to Al Silmy’s document involve articles 9 and 10.

Al Silmy: Yesterday’s protests will reflect negatively on efforts to reach agreement on document.

SCAF issues decree regarding ability of Egyptians abroad to vote in upcoming elections.

More than 255 thousand Egyptians abroad across 160 nations have registered for upcoming elections.

Clashes between protestors and security forces in Tahrir Square.

Rallies in Port Said and Alexandria in support of Tahrir Square protestors, call for end to military rule and immediate transition of power.

Clashes between protestors and security forces in front of Alexandria’s security headquarters.

Ministerial Cabinet meets Sunday to discuss Tahrir Square events.

Amr Hamzawy: Forces have resorted to unjustified violence against protestors in Tahrir Square.

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1- Program: News Bulletin

Genre: News Channels: Channel 1

SCAF issues laws to enable Egyptians abroad to vote in upcoming elections.

Clashes in front of Alexandria’s security headquarters, with news that casualties have resulted from the conflicts.

Ministry of Health announces first death incident and more than 600 casualties.

Security source: Security forces did not resort to violence.

Political movements: Chants in Tahrir turned Islamic, not civil or Western.

Administrative Court: Those who have been temporarily excused from military service can run in upcoming elections.

Citizens congregate, clash with security forces in Suez.

Life returns to normal in Tahrir Square following Friday’s protests, political movements and parties leave the square.

Ministerial Cabinet confirms that there is ongoing dialogue with political powers over Al Silmy’s document.

Ministerial Cabinet denies postponing application of Al Silmy’s document until after parliamentary elections take place.

Clashes in Tahrir Square between protestors and security forces.

Police forces arrest 18 thugs attempting to go into Tahrir Square.

Egyptian Prime Minister Calls on protestors to leave Tahrir Square immediately.

Security forces arrest 18 thugs before retreating from Tahrir Square.

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2- Program: Good Morning Egypt Genre: Daily Channels: Channel 1

Muslim Brotherhood and Salafi movements take to Tahrir Square in rally titled “Our Unified Request”, call for rescinding Al Silmy’s document.

Official sources: SCAF is committed to agreed time frame, makes arrangements for constitutional announcement.

Program: Yeseed Sabahak Genre: Daily Host: Hani Tawfeek, Ghada Abdel Salam

Ministerial Cabinet denies postponing application of Al Silmy’s document until after parliamentary elections take place.

During Friday sermon, Al Azhar call on Egyptians to unite and work productively for the benefit of the nation.

Protestors continue to rally in Tahrir Square despite injuries.

Program: Al Yawm Genre: Talk Show Channel: Al Tahrir Host: Dina Abdel Rahman

Security source: Security forces did not resort to violence.

Ministry of Interior reveals 40 security members were wounded in Tahrir clashes, maintains self-constraint.

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First Assistant to Minister of Interior: Those present in Tahrir Square have

nothing to do with the revolution; security forces did not attack protestors first but was aggravated as protestors assaulted them with stones and Molotov cocktails.

Sources from Tahrir Square reveal that gunshot has been heard from Mohamed Mahmoud Street.

Liberals and Islamists disapprove of Selmi document. Egyptian political powers threaten to stage million-man protests on Friday in

rejection of Selmi document, especially articles 9 and 10. Freedom and Justice Party and other political powers urge the government to

withdraw Selmi document in rejection of articles giving larger powers to the Armed Forces

Al-Wafd Party leader: Any heavy-weight party like Wafd will seek majority in

parliament. Nearly 50 million Egyptians will vote in coming parliamentary elections. November 18 protests will be a show of strength.

41 political parties and powers will partake in tomorrow’s protest to call for a timetable for handing over power to civilians.

Seminar discussing the participation of Copts in the upcoming elections. Lawyers reject to be interrogated over the Judges’ crisis. Montasser el-Zayat, an Egyptian lawyer: We are ready to internationalize the crisis with judges as they are judge and jury. Sameh Ashour, Lawyer: A certain category of judges are using the law to

retaliate from lawyers. The Administrative prosecution appoints 454 judge and 454 employees to

supervise Lawyers’ elections. Discussions over the Constitutional Principles Document reach a dead-end.

Negotiations will be resumed after the parliamentary elections. Negotiations failed after the Democratic Alliance backed off previous

agreements.

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Radio Coverage(19/11/2011)

Program: News Bulletin Channel: Radio Misr

Ministerial Cabinet denies postponing the application of Al Silmy’s document until after parliamentary elections take place.

Friday’s protests come to an end, during which political movements have asked for the rescinding of Al Silmy’s document and immediate transition of power.

Prime Minister resumes negotiations with political movements on Al Silmy’s document.

Renewed clashes in Tahrir Square as security forces attempt to evacuate the square, seven police members injured and five thugs arrested.

Al Silmy continues to negotiate constitutional concepts document.

Security forces manage to constrain escalations in Tahrir Square, state that these unfortunate occurrences are to the benefit of some parties.

SCAF issues decree that enables Egyptians abroad to vote in upcoming elections.

Sharaf calls on protestors to open Tahrir Square, end rallies.

507 injuries in Tahrir Square clashes, 17 of which are members of military force.

Ministerial Cabinet meets to discuss events in Tahrir Square.

Ministry of Health: One dead, 750 injured in Tahrir events.

Security souce denies use of rubber weaponry against protestors.

Security forces circulate Ministry of Interior, prevent break-ins.

Citizens congregate, clash with security forces in Suez.

Clashes in front of Alexandria’s security headquarters, news on one death and several casualties.

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Program: News Bulletin Channel: Al Shabab Wal Reyada

Security forces manage to constrain escalations in Tahrir Square, state that these unfortunate occurrences are to the benefit of some parties.

Ministerial Cabinet meets to discuss events in Tahrir Square.

Today is the last day Egyptians abroad can register for upcoming elections.

Ministerial Cabinet continues to negotiate Al Silmy’s document with political movements.

Tahrir Square clashes result in human, financial losses.

Program: News Bulletin Channel: Al Sharq Al Awsat

Tonight is last day for Egyptians abroad to register for voting in upcoming elections.

Protestors and security forces clash as they attempt to evacuate Tahrir Square.

Al Silmy proposes, discusses new amendments to constitutional document.

SCAF issues bill that enables Egyptians abroad to vote.

Sources in Ministry of Interior: The Ministry will exercise self-constraint in dealing with protestors in Tahrir Square.

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Lieutenant Sami Seidhom, assistant to Minister of Interior: Security forces asked protestors to evacuate square, but they did not respond.

Security forces withdraw from square, protestors return, security barricade enforced around square.

Security forces reveal 40 members were injured during clashes.

Political parties condone use of violence against protestors in Tahrir Square.

Dozens head to Tahrir Square, close off entrance to square.

Program: News Bulletin Channel: Al Barnamej Al Aam

Sources in Ministry of Interior: The Ministry will exercise self-constraint in dealing with protestors in Tahrir Square.

Security forces withdraw from square, protestors return, security barricade enforced around square.

Political parties condone use of violence against protestors in Tahrir Square.

Dozens head to Tahrir Square, close off entrance to square.

Prime Minister calls on protestors immediately evacuate Tahrir Square.

Mahmoud Ghozlan, spokesperson of the Mulsim Brotherhood: There isn’t a single party member in the square right now.

Clashes between security forces and protestors in front of Alexandria’s security headquarters.

Clashes between protestors and security forces in Suez.

Today is the last day Egyptians abroad can register for upcoming elections.

Security forces evacuate Tahrir Square from protestors, injured individuals and street vendors.

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Table Of Contents:

Al Ahram Newspaper

More Discussions over El-Selmi’s Document………………………………………………6 Tahrir Street Fight Ends In Police Retreat ………………………………………………….7-8 SCAF Approves Expatriate Egyptians Law…………………………………………………9 Elections Updates………………………………..…………………………………………….10

Al Masry Al Yawm Clashes in Tahrir……………………………………………………………………………….11 Islamists and Salafis Reject El-Selmi’s Document…………………………………………..12 El-Selmi’s Document Modified……………………………………………………………….13 No Judges Forged 2010 Elections………………………...…………………………………..14 Elections Updates…………………………………….………………………………...…..15-16

Al Gomhoreya

Awwa: Denies Call for Civil Disobedience……………………………………..………….17 Ras El-Bar Road Closed for One Hour………………………………………………………18

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Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Arrested…………………………………………………………..19 Voting is a Religious Duty……………………………………………………………….20 A Danger of Salafi Conflict……………………………………………………………….21 Chants in Tahrir……………………………………………………………………………22

Al Tahrir

Copts Mark 40th Day after Maspero incidents…………………………………………..…23 Students and Electoral Campaigns…………………………………………..……………….24 Former NDP’s Power Exaggerated…………………………………………………………..25 Giza’s Campaigns ‘for Better or Worse……………………………………………………...26 All Ways lead to “Mubarak-like” Elections…………………………………………………27 Cairo Center for Human Rights Research Observe the Elections…………………………28 People of al-Sharqyya Wage War Against former NDP Members………………………..29 Judges’ Club and Elections Security………………………………………………………….30 All Ways lead to “Mubarak-like” Elections………………………………...……………….31 Rehearsal for Bloody Battles…………………………………………………………………..32

Al Sherouk Disagreements over El-Selmi’s Document………………………………………………….33 Elections Updates…………………………………………………………………………34-35

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Al Yawm Al 7

Israel Tries to Assuage Egypt over New Eilat Train………………………………….36 Fact-Finding Report: Former Minister Approved Funding to Salafists………….…37 Tantawi for President” Campaign Says Military Ruling to Return State Stature….38 6 April Demand a Formal Apology…………………………………………………….39

Al Akhbar

The Military Judiciary and Mubarak’s Assassination ………………………….……40 Susanne Mubarak alone with her Imprisoned Sons…………………………….…….41 Fangari: Revolution’s Injured Receive Funds to Stage Sit-In………………….……...42 El-Selmi Attacks Friday Demonstrations………………………………………….……43 Parties Reject El-Selmi’s Modifications…………………………………………………44 Race in Third Constituency in Cairo…………………………………………….………45 Race in Southern Cairo District……………………………………………………….….46 Amr Mussa Introducing Parliament Candidates………………………………….……47 People’s Committees to Secure Elections……………………………………………….48 Candidate Threatens……………………………………………………………………….49 Heliopolis and Naser City on Hot Tin……………………………………………………50 Jamilah Bets on Nubians………………………………………………………………….51

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TV Coverage……………………………………………………………….52-59 Al Hayah TV Channel ……………………………………………………………..……. 52-54

Al Hayah 2 TV Channel ……………………………………………………………………..54

CBC Channel………………………………………………………………………………….55

Channel 1……………………………………………………………………………………56-57

Channel 2 ………….…………..……………………………………………...…………….57

Al Tahrir……………………………………………………………………..………………57-58

Al Jazira………………………………………………………………………………………58

Al Arabeya…………………………………………………………………………………...58

Links………………………………………………………………………………………….59

Radio Coverage……………………………………………………………60-65

Radio Misr…………………………………………………………………………………….60

Al shabab Wi Al Riada………………………………………………………………………61

Al Shark Al Awsat Channel………………………………………………………………61-62

Al Barnamej Al Aam…………………………………………………………………………62

Links…………………………………………………………………………………………63-65