Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi wins Egyptian Presidency

Revolutionaries separate of the Brotherhood believe, despite the new president, Egypt has a long way to go before democracy as the military junta retains its power. -   August 29, 12

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After a long week of nerve-racking suspense, Egyptians celebrate the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi in what was supposedly Egypt's first free and fair elections.

Revolutionaries separate of the Brotherhood believe, despite the new president, Egypt has a long way to go before democracy as the military junta retains its power.

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