Rob Rattanajatuphorn
13 Juillet 2020
CAIRO. 26 July 2014.Archived from the original on 14 June 2015. 22 May 2014. Retrieved 5 November 2013. 25 October 2013.Ahram Online. Retrieved 27 January 2014.Sisi was welcomed by General Sergey Shoygu who showed him different Russian-made military vehicles and weapons in the airport. Retrieved 7 October 2013.The Guardian.DailyNewsEgypt. 24 July 2013. 12 August 2012.Sisi later moved to the Heliopolis Palace, where a 21-gun salute welcomed the new president, before the ex-president received Sisi near the palace's stairway. 26 July 2013. Retrieved 26 July 2013. Retrieved 14 June 2015.Ahram online. 3 August 2014.He was also appointed Deputy Prime Minister of Egypt.Middle East Eye. Archived from the original on 2 March 2014. Retrieved 3 June 2014.The Independent. Retrieved 26 July 2013. 19 January 2014. EN SAVOIR PLUS >>>
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This is a very responsible decision, to take upon yourself responsibility for the fate of the Egyptian people,? he says.The idea that this guy took control of the military, that he followed in the footsteps of Sadat, was just laughable.The Russian president wishes him well.One observer likened him to a ?consumer product.Vendors sell Sisi jewelry, Sisi chocolates, even Sisi pajamas.He met Chuck Hagel in April, when the U.Sedki Sobhi, the current chief of staff and a likely successor to Sisi should he resign to pursue the presidency.? Israel is the only other country that enjoys this privilege.He didn?t want Hagel to think he had lied to him, which the media sometimes suggested.He reportedly offered the prime minister?s job to Amr Moussa, the longtime Arab League chief, who declined it.He would return to some of that thinking, conveniently enough, after overthrowing Morsi in July 2013.The Egyptian press has a habit of mistranslating and misrepresenting articles from Western papers, and the general was sometimes alarmed by what he read.
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The U.S. trained him and funds his regime. So why won't Sisi listen?
Al Jazeera is banned from reporting from inside Egypt.He?was elected the following year with 97 percent of the vote and re-elected in a 2018 vote in which the only other candidate was a supporter of his.At least four people were arrested in the capital, while a journalist was arrested in the city of Mahalla, according to the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
In the face of massive repression, approval seems certain.President Sisi can also count on extensive foreign support.Possible scenarios are a successful development dictatorship, decades of political and economic stagnation, as under Hosni Mubarak, or imminent failure.A failure of the amendment in the final reading at the end of March is regarded as being almost impossible.He would thus be able to remain president until 2034, when he is 80 years old.With at least 60,000 political prisoners, the systematic use of torture, and the state-controlled media, a free and fair vote is impossible.In the future, they should therefore link new budgetary assistance to improvements in human and civil rights, focus on humanitarian crisis prevention in line with the “do no harm” approach, and expand contacts with representatives of the Egyptian opposition outside of Egypt. All you need to know about the protests in Egypt.
Moreover, at the time of writing, it seems that the ruling coalition remains compact and faithful to the autocrat.In the following months, with the very few exceptions of the April 6 Movement and the Revolutionary Socialists, the entire political spectrum (liberals, leftists, Nasserists, pro-business parties and personalities linked to the previous regime) supported the anti-Muslim Brotherhood coup.In sharp contrast, in July 2013, al-Sisi ousted the first democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, thanks.To be sure, none of these groups could call the masses at its own will.In so doing, however, the degree of autonomy and material interests of private capitalists has been enormously curtailed, provoking frictions between the government and the private sector.In such regard, the extremely high level of repression of today? Portrait of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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?We don?t need a foreign conspiracy.The Sisi regime?s inner workings are barely visible to outside observers, and even members of the core power centers find the current situation confusing.To be sure, the security agency?s involvement in Egyptian politics is neither surprising nor new.In a speech in December, he accused those ?calling for a new revolution. ?The political problems would start in a year,? he said. ?What are you worried about.For example, the Future of the Homeland party, whose success in the recent elections is widely attributed to the domestic intelligence service, the National Security Service (NSS), suddenly withdrew last month from the pro-Sisi parliamentary bloc, which is headed by a former military general.For the time being, however, there appears to be little popular enthusiasm for another uprising. 25 ?contravenes sharia law, as it drags Egyptians into violence. ?They took what they wanted and then Okasha became a problem.With tens of thousands of Muslim Brothers in prison, its exiled leadership increasingly divided, and fewer Muslim Brothers within Egypt willing to risk getting killed at demonstrations, the organization no longer exists as a coherent entity on the ground.
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From Cairo to Alexandria to Suez, Egyptians took to streets in rare protests against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi..
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On September 20, Egyptians took to the street in Cairo and other cities in a rare show of anti-government protests since the July 2013 military coup...
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