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Egypt one year on: what next for the unfinished revolution? (part 2)

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While the West focuses on the Islamist landslide in parliamentary elections, one year on, Egyptian panelists focus squarely on the military high command and its promise to relinquish power soon.

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  • Ismail ALEXANDRANI, Blogger and activist;
  • Dina ZAKARIA, Member, Muslim Brotherhood and Co-founder, Freedom and Justice Party;
  • Ahmed ABD EL-FATAH, Videojournalist, Al Masry Al Youm news group;
  • François ZIMERAY, French Ambassador for Human Rights;
  • Melissa BELL, France 24 International Affairs Editor.

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