Category Archives: Omar Suleiman
Updates 4/10: Pro-revolution consensus candidate, the Constituent Assembly, & the disenfranchisement law
A brief overview of today’s election events & changes: Voter registration for Egyptians living abroad closes at midnight GMT on April 11 — 572,204 individuals have registered so far. Several candidates and their representatives met Monday at the Wasat Party … Continue reading
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Suleiman intends to run for president
Former intelligence chief Omar Suleiman has announced that he will in fact run for president, despite earlier statements to the contrary. In response to a rally held by supporters earlier today in Cairo, Suleiman said “I can not refuse the … Continue reading
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Suleiman to run for president?
Numerous rumors indicate that Omar Suleiman is seriously considering a bid for the presidency. Suleiman, known for his ties to the US, is Egypt’s former intelligence chief and was Mubarak’s Vice President for less than two weeks immediately prior to … Continue reading
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