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Despite a reputation for efficiency, the SCAF-managed election preparation process was inept. Voting districts and polling procedures were left uncertain, campaigning was limited to several weeks and international monitors were not invited. Talk of...
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Moustafa was an associate of former President Hosni Mubarak's son Gamal, and was a senior member of the former ruling National Democratic Party, sitting on its policies committee. He is alleged to have started an affair with Tamim after she asked him...
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A man holds a banner calling for the ban of the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) on November 19, 2011 in Munich, during an anti neonazis protest march. Germany is reeling after the discovery of a neo-Nazi group believed to be... View Photo »
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I know Mubarak well. He and his National Democratic Party got 78 per cent half a year before he was dragged to the prosecutors and deposed. But not one Egyptian believed this result. We could see the same picture in our country.
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In May 2009, Moustafa, an associate of ousted president Hosni Mubarak's son Gamal who also sat on the policies committee of the former ruling National Democratic Party, was sentenced to death. A year later an appeals court overturned the conviction on...
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In May 2009, Moustafa, an associate of ousted president Hosni Mubarak’s son Gamal who also sat on the policies committee of the former ruling National Democratic Party, was sentenced to death. A year later an appeals court overturned the conviction on...
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The reports said that a man apprehended by Port Said locals after the violence claimed he had been hired by Gamal Omar, a billionaire businessman, and Al-Husseini Mahmoud Abu Amar, a former member of Mubarak's National Democratic Party. The claims,...
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People hold banners calling for the ban of the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) and the closure of Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution on November 19, 2011 in Munich, during an anti neonazis protest march. Germany is... View Photo »
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They’re only going to forge the elections ... The only people who will be elected to the government are members of [Mubarak's disbanded party, the National Democratic Party] or the Brotherhood, and I fear there will be clashes.
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“They turned him into a Pharaoh through seeking his advice in every single detail and they all pushed the country to the abyss.” Manawi cited the example of steel tycoon and member of the former ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) Ahmed Ezz whose...
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But Sadat miscalculated badly. After the first elections in 1976, the parties, though not the Arab Socialists—which would morph into the National Democratic Party in 1978—ended up being more “opposition” than “loyal” and took the government to task on...
About National Democratic Party
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The National Democratic Party (Arabic:الحزب الوطنى الديمقراطى, often simply الحزب الوطني--the "National Party" or "Nationalist Party"--in conversation) was established in 1978 by late president Anwar Sadat who headed the party till 1981. After Sadat's assassination, the party has been chaired by President Hosni Mubarak and is the current ruling... Full Article
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