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Egyptian Presidential Election

by isabelle.merillet on 10th July 2012 • Insights and reports, News

A few steps forward, a few steps back?
The popular uprising in Egypt that toppled the regime of Hosni Mubarak appears to have finally achieved its main objective: the first ever free elections in the country’s history  (Read full insight).

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