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![]() Kifaya: Mubarak sacked Mansour to give a warning message to his son; he is still the effective ruler of Egypt
Dr. Abdel-Halim Kandeel, the general coordinator of the Kefaya movement, said that Egypt's transport minister, Mohamed Lotfy Mansour, was forced to resign on Tuesday in a brief statement from the Presidency Hosni Mubarak revealed he had accepted Mansour's resignation, but without giving further details.
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Tuesday, November 3,2009 09:16 | |||||||
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Dr. Abdel-Halim Kandeel, the general coordinator of the Kefaya movement, said that Egypt's transport minister, Mohamed Lotfy Mansour, was forced to resign on Tuesday in a brief statement from the Presidency Hosni Mubarak revealed he had accepted Mansour's resignation, but without giving further details.
He interpreted the dismissal as a warning message from President Hosni Mubarak to the decision-making and Policy Committee suggesting that he is still Egypt's absolute ruler and cannot be overlooked or cursorily bypassed. This is contrary to what political analysts believe in that Gamal Mubarak and his men would be "the virtual rulers of Egypt” after the president left the helm of the presidency to his son.
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tags: Kifaya / Mubarak / Mansour / Resignation / Kandil / NDP
Posted in Election Coverage , Development , Democracy , Other Issues |
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