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Egyptian presidential runoff could renew old power struggle - Boston Globe


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Egyptian presidential runoff could renew old power struggle
Boston Globe
By David D. Kirkpatrick and Kareem Fahim Supporters displayed pictures of Ahmed Shafiq, who was Hosni Mubarak's final prime minister, at a celebration in Cairo Friday. CAIRO - The runoff to become Egypt's first freely elected president will probably be ...
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Pope's Butler Is Arrested - Wall Street Journal


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Pope's Butler Is Arrested
Wall Street Journal
Pope Benedict XVI's butler was arrested in connection with an investigation into leaks of confidential documents, some alleging cronyism and corruption in Vatican contracts, a senior Vatican official said. The scandal, known as "Vatileaks," involves ...
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Key Egypt candidate seeks presidential poll allies - BBC News


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Key Egypt candidate seeks presidential poll allies
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has called for talks to "save" the 2011 uprising ahead of a presidential election run-off. The group says its candidate, Mohammed Mursi, won most votes in this week's first round, with some 25% of the vote.
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