News and Analysis: Egypt

Egypt: 'a continuous process of mass participation, social reorganization'

ANSWER activists report back from Egypt

February 3, 2013

Two ANSWER organizers, Salma Elshakre and Omar Ali, both Egyptian nationals recently returned from a visit home, offered their assessments of the ongoing struggle at an ANSWER forum.

Estalla nuevamente la revolución egipcia

Los manifestantes acusan a Morsi de traicionar a la revolución

January 11, 2013

Los oponentes del presidente Morsi convocaron una huelga general para manifestarse en contra del apresuramiento en la elaboración de la propuesta constitucional y los decretos emitidos por Morsi para fortalecer su mandato.

Egypt's unfinished revolution flares up over constitution

US offers muted criticism of Morsi's move

December 7, 2012

Protests continue against Morsi not only because of the new constitution and his sweeping powers, but because many of Mubarak’s policies have continued under the new government.

Elections and revolution in Egypt

Workers, women and youth continue the struggle

July 5, 2012

For the first time, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, banned since 1948, has become president of Egypt, but the Mubarak regime survives through the SCAF.

Egyptian elections in perspective

The struggle continues

May 28, 2012

A year after Mubarak’s ouster as president, the Egyptian people went to the polls May 23 and 24 to elect the fifth Egyptian president. Results were expected May 27.

One year after start, Egyptian revolution continues

Eyewitness report to massive Jan. 25 march

February 18, 2012

Egyptian streets near the Interior Ministry were once again filled with tear gas, “non-lethal” shells and burned-out cars.

Egyptian women’s march takes the streets

Demands end to SCAF violence

December 27, 2011

Angry over the military's abuse of women during recent protests in Tahrir Square, an estimated 10,000 women marched through the streets of Cairo on Dec. 20.

Egyptian uprising continues against military rule

Violent repression of protesters evokes Mubarak era

November 29, 2011

The streets of Tahrir Square are once again filled with tear gas canisters, so called “non-lethal” rubber bullets and Central Security Forces and military police.

VIDEO: Egypt’s uprising – genuine revolution

Brian Becker, Nat'l Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition, speaks to RT

November 23, 2011

The demonstrators who are on the streets are not satisfied with cosmetic change, they want real change, Becker tells RT. “Those people are going to keep fighting until they win justice.”

Mubarak on trial for killing protesters

Egyptians continue struggle to complete the revolution

August 27, 2011

On Aug. 3,former dictator Hosni Mubarak was wheeled in on a stretcher into the defendants' cage as his trial started.

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