It’s been more than one year since the Hosni Mubarak government in Egypt fell and interim rule was assumed by the country’s military. Elections for new leadership are now slated to take place next week with three top contenders for the presidency and many observers feel Amr Moussa, a holdover from Mubarak’s cabinet, is likely to win. But electing a president is only one item out of many that Egypt needs to succeed as a new democracy, says Saban Center Director Tamara Wittes
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The Upcoming Elections in Egypt
May 18, 2012