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Egyptians set off on their democratic electoral road using a system designed bythe army and with a confusing 42 or so parties to vote for, 31 formed since January’s revolution (AC Vol 52 No 21). To add to the difficulties, parties keep shifting among the four alliances and many fear the system is intended to disadvantage smaller parties....

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Ayman Nour, Shura, Al Ghad, Al Tahaluf al Islami, Al Ketla al Masriya, Istikmal al Thawra

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