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syndicates and the media," while preserving citizens' rights to protest and go on strike. Regarding the economy and social justice, he said that he hopes to establish a state-capitalist Egypt in which the public and private sectors cooperate with one another. According to Sabahi, the
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taking unilateral decisions, regardless of the opinion of the majority of party members." Al-Karama was refused legalization by the government-supervised
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562:"We need a parliament," he explained, "that is independent of the president and would hold him accountable." He argued that the danger of having a parliamentary system is that the prime minister, who would be chosen by a majority vote of the MPs, would be head of government. And because the MPs chose him, they would inevitably back and protect him.
785:"I appreciate the American people and we are very keen to hold serious talks with them based on equality, not subordination ... Our approach towards western governments and administrations will differ according to our interests under an Egyptian foreign policy that will revive Egypt and raise its international status."(Majallah Magazine, May 2011)
776:"Our foreign policy should spell out dignity for Egypt and should be stable in its course. Stronger ties are needed with three main circles: the Arab circle in which Egypt is a key player; the African circle of the Nile Valley; and the Islamic circle involving the Arabs, the Turks, and the Iranians."(Al-Ahram, April 2012)
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on 8 February 2014. On 14 March 2014, Hamdeen Sabahi criticized Field
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Sabahi officially announced his intention to run for president. He promised that he will do his best to help Egypt become a democracy, where the law is truly above all and where citizens' rights are sacrosanct. In a press conference in March 2011, Sabahi promised that he would make the separation of
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Sabahi said that he would not run for president if the constitution to be drafted calls for a parliamentary system of government, for that system, he argued, would "create a new dictator." This is one of the reasons Sabahi wants the constitution to be written before presidential elections are held.
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Another big concern for Sabahi is bringing Egypt's status as a regional power back. Sabahi reaffirmed his support for
Article two of the 1971 Constitution which states that Shariʿa (Islamic) law is the main source of legislation and reasserted his belief that Egypt is an Arabic and Islamic country
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and three other high-ranking cadres from the young guard, were eventually suspended from the party by Dawoud in March 1996 for continually insisting that the old guard share power with the youth for the sake of modernization. They were subsequently banned from the 1996 internal elections, which
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movement to discuss the conditions in the Strip and express the solidarity of the
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remained without a home and devoid of representation. "If the terms we have to accept in order for this land to be returned include recognizing the Zionist entity," Sabahi argued, "this would be a mistake." Because of this confrontation, Sabahi was banned from working as a journalist in the
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779:"I stand for the best level of cooperation with Iran and Turkey which will allow all three parties to rebuild their economic and security stances and shall prevent any single party from interfering with the internal issues of other parties." (Hiwar Magazine, February 2012)
760:"Egypt must remain at the core of the Arab nation. This is its identity and destiny ... the revival of Egypt is not a matter of ideology alone. We have to have a vision for revival. And my vision leans heavily on the experience of Abdel-Nasser."(Al-Ahram, April 2012)
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and undermining the tenancy rights of farmers. Sabahi was arrested for the third time and tortured in 1997 for vociferously opposing the law. He was charged "with inciting agricultural workers to stage an open-ended sit-in on their land in protest" against that law.
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master's in journalism. Shortly thereafter, Sabahi and some colleagues founded Saʿid (The Rising), "a center for Arabic journalism", where many young, Arab journalists were trained in the field. Sabahi was arrested again, this time during the presidency of
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powers more distinct, provide social equity and justice, and rid the Egyptian economy of monopoly and corruption. He promised economic reforms such as setting priorities for the national budget and setting a minimum wage for laborers.
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which maintained interim control of the country. In August 2011 he took part in demonstrations outside the Israeli embassy in Cairo. He criticized SCAF's handling of protests, particularly the
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of that country. He was the first member of parliament to be detained while in office. A year later, he helped establish the grassroots coalition "Egyptian Movement for Change" or
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easily maintained the love and respect" people had for the military, he argued. "They could have easily established the stability they always spoke of. And much earlier on."
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and protecting it from pollution. He also opposed land enlargement schemes in the lake area by filling Burullus up with sand, which he claimed would destroy the area's
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195:and currently the leader of the
3038:November 1963 Iraqi coup d'état
2648:National Association for Change
1995:2011 Constitutional Declaration
1985:Constitutional review committee
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510:Role in the Egyptian Revolution
496:National Association for Change
481:in an attempt to help lift the
376:(legalized in 1992), headed by
374:Arab Democratic Nasserist Party
226:by a margin of 700,000 votes.
220:2012 Egyptian presidential race
3480:Union of Arab Republics (1972)
3242:Hussein bin Ali, King of Hejaz
2155:2014 constitutional referendum
2069:2012 constitutional referendum
1990:2011 constitutional referendum
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280:in 1954 to a father who was a
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448:' destroyers heading towards
319:mass anti-government protests
263:
256:and director and film-writer
3425:Federation of Arab Republics
3385:Arab Socialist Union (Libya)
3375:Arab Socialist Union (Egypt)
2976:Israeli–Palestinian conflict
2924:Arab separatism in Khuzestan
2012:November 2011 Tahrir clashes
1972:Trials and judicial hearings
1931:Resignation of Hosni Mubarak
1413:. Ahram Online. 7 April 2014
648:In August 2013, following a
625:, defense minister General
372:Sabahi helped establish the
297:
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3550:Flag of the Arab Federation
3380:Arab Socialist Union (Iraq)
3370:Arab Socialist Action Party
2115:Republican Guard HQ clashes
2030:2012 Shura Council election
1883:Egyptian Crisis (2011–2014)
706:Presidential campaign, 2014
541:Presidential campaign, 2012
516:Egyptian Revolution of 2011
292:Egyptian Revolution of 1952
268:Sabahi was born in a small
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178:
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3710:Egyptian Arab nationalists
3521:On the Way of Resurrection
3514:The Battle for One Destiny
3445:Lebanese National Movement
2886:Third International Theory
2442:Reda Mahmoud Hafez Mohamed
2167:2014 presidential election
2120:August 2013 Rabaa massacre
2110:2013–2014 post-coup unrest
2035:2012 presidential election
872:. Al Jazeera. 27 May 2012.
755:Political culture in Egypt
717:2014 presidential election
274:Kafr el-Sheikh Governorate
231:2014 presidential election
69:Kafr el-Sheikh Governorate
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3475:Unified Political Command
3365:Arab Nationalist Movement
3310:
3262:Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi
3122:
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3058:1969 Sudanese coup d'état
2929:1979 Khuzestan insurgency
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2684:Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh
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2653:Muslim Brotherhood Youth
2625:Revolutionary Socialists
1387:Egyptian Popular Current
343:state-controlled media.
290:brought about after the
216:2011 Egyptian revolution
201:National Salvation Front
197:Egyptian Popular Current
83:Egyptian Popular Current
3705:Cairo University alumni
3636:Palestinian nationalism
3555:Flag of the Arab Revolt
3048:1966 Syrian coup d'état
3028:1963 Syrian coup d'état
3008:1961 Syrian coup d'état
2447:Abd El Aziz Seif-Eldeen
2249:Rabaa Al-Adawiya Mosque
1941:International reactions
1807:Disqualified candidates
1154:Al-Karama Party Profile
1017:23 October 2014 at the
506:were also co-founders.
199:and a co-leader of the
3063:1969 Libyan revolution
2941:1941 Iraqi coup d'état
2615:April 6 Youth Movement
2610:We are all Khaled Said
2140:December 2013 Mansoura
2017:Port Said Stadium riot
2007:Maspero demonstrations
1814:Hazem Salah Abu Ismail
1085:26 August 2011 at the
1080:Seventies' credentials
635:April 6 Youth Movement
535:Maspero demonstrations
466:, for the presidency.
382:Palestinian resistance
288:land ownership reforms
193:presidential candidate
3621:Jordanian nationalism
3355:Arab Islamic Republic
3350:Arab Higher Committee
3227:Rashid Ali al-Gaylani
3207:Salah al-Din al-Bitar
3018:North Yemen civil war
2951:Arab–Israeli conflict
2205:2014 Taba bus bombing
1771:Mohammad Salim Al-Awa
1639:. MEMRI. 3 April 2014
218:. Sabahi entered the
3720:Egyptian journalists
3656:Tunisian nationalism
3626:Lebanese nationalism
3586:Egyptian nationalism
3581:Algerian nationalism
3485:United Arab Republic
3360:Arab Liberation Army
3340:Arab Ba'ath Movement
3197:Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr
2210:October 2014 attacks
2064:Constituent Assembly
1781:Abu Al-Izz Al-Hariri
661:United Arab Emirates
627:Abdul Fattah al-Sisi
607:Gharbiya Governorate
401:Arab Socialist Union
235:Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
3730:Egyptian socialists
3725:Egyptian male poets
3715:Egyptian dissidents
3646:Sahrawi nationalism
3003:1959 Mosul uprising
2936:Great Syrian Revolt
2542:(Interior Minister)
2352:(Interior Minister)
2190:August 2011 attacks
1843:Presidential debate
1793:Mohammad Fawzi Issa
1615:The Times of Israel
1359:The Washington Post
1126:on 19 November 2012
938:"The Brothers Grim"
475:Lebanese resistance
424:Leader of al-Karama
353:Khalid Abdel Nasser
317:In 1977, after the
3651:Syrian nationalism
3631:Libyan nationalism
3591:Greater Mauritania
3507:The Arab Awakening
3490:United Arab States
3465:Rejectionist Front
3272:Gamal Abdel Nasser
3083:Yemeni unification
3073:Lebanese Civil War
3053:17 July Revolution
3023:Ramadan Revolution
2998:14 July Revolution
2800:Maikel Nabil Sanad
2795:Israa Abdel Fattah
2780:Alaa Abd El-Fattah
2760:Hossam el-Hamalawy
2667:Opposition figures
2630:Strong Egypt Party
2540:Ahmed Gamal el-Din
2536:(Foreign Minister)
2473:(Foreign Minister)
2385:Ahmad Fathi Sorour
2346:(Foreign Minister)
2254:6th October Bridge
2244:Qasr El Nil Bridge
2195:August 2012 attack
2145:January 2014 Cairo
2086:June 2013 protests
2081:2012–2013 protests
1936:Domestic responses
1921:Revolution of 2011
1796:Houssam Khairallah
1178:Al-Jazeera English
827:Alaa Abd El Fattah
721:Camp David Accords
639:Strong Egypt Party
500:Mohammed ElBaradei
378:Diaa al-Din Dawoud
312:Gamal Abdel Nasser
239:President of Egypt
3682:
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3611:Iraqi nationalism
3302:Constantin Zureiq
3152:Abdul Rahman Arif
3132:Butrus al-Bustani
2818:
2817:
2674:Mohamed ElBaradei
2640:Zamalek’s Ultras
2598:Opposition groups
2593:
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2560:Khairat el-Shater
2534:Mohamed Kamel Amr
2526:(Prime Minister,
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2471:Mohamed Kamel Amr
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2344:Ahmed Aboul Gheit
2336:(Prime Minister,
2326:(Prime Minister,
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2160:2014 Constitution
2130:Battle of Kerdasa
2074:2012 Constitution
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1819:Khairat El-Shater
1799:Abdullah Alashaal
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771:Foreign relations
650:violent crackdown
641:, Sabahi and his
637:and the moderate
321:, then-President
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3252:Amin al-Husseini
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2966:War of Attrition
2852:Arab nationalism
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3177:Jamal al-Atassi
3167:Bashar al-Assad
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3137:Michel Aflaq
2993:Algerian War
2919:Iraqi Revolt
2750:Mahmoud Badr
2745:Gigi Ibrahim
2719:Sameh Naguib
2704:Kamal Khalil
2694:George Ishak
2678:
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2418:Armed Forces
2380:Zakaria Azmi
2334:Ahmed Shafik
1891:Part of the
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116:Salma Sabahi
91:affiliations
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3695:1954 births
3335:Arab Ba'ath
3257:Salah Jadid
3114:Arabization
2961:Six-Day War
2956:Suez Crisis
2902:Arab Revolt
2881:Pan-Arabism
2805:Ahmed Douma
2775:Nawara Negm
2765:Wael Khalil
2755:Ahmed Maher
2740:Wael Ghonim
2709:Kamal Abbas
2503:(President)
2324:Ahmed Nazif
2303:(President)
1897:Arab Winter
1893:Arab Spring
868:Hill, Evan.
809:Al-Manar TV
696:Ahmed Douma
688:Ahmed Maher
524:Mohandessin
498:" of which
405:Anwar Sadat
384:leaders in
336:capitalists
323:Anwar Sadat
208:Anwar Sadat
168:حمدين صباحي
59:5 July 1954
33:حمدين صباحى
3700:Nasserists
3689:Categories
3499:Literature
3192:Tariq Aziz
3109:Arab world
3104:Arab Union
3033:Dhofar War
2770:Wael Abbas
2714:Ayman Nour
2699:Khaled Ali
2494:Presidency
2487:government
2428:(Chairman)
2410:government
2294:Presidency
2287:government
2272:Sidi Bishr
2264:Alexandria
2103:government
2049:government
2021:Elections
1955:government
1914:government
1824:Ayman Nour
1776:Khaled Ali
1766:Amr Moussa
1590:Al Monitor
1537:Cairo Post
887:Al Jazeera
833:References
583:Alexandria
504:Ayman Nour
479:Gaza Strip
442:Suez Canal
417:Nasser era
328:corruption
270:Nile Delta
264:Early life
148:Journalist
144:Politician
129:Alma mater
104:Seham Negm
55:1954-07-05
3532:Symbolism
2876:Nasserism
2871:Ba'athism
2785:Mona Seif
2733:Activists
2375:Ahmed Ezz
2136:Bombings
1733:Runner-up
1395:18 August
1366:14 August
1338:20 August
1159:Jadaliyya
1024:Al-Akhbar
587:Port Said
471:Al-Karama
298:Education
246:Nasserism
173:romanized
140:Known for
3674:Category
3616:Islamism
3325:Al-Fatat
3092:Concepts
2859:Ideology
2056:Timeline
1962:Timeline
1926:Timeline
1904:Timeline
1595:12 March
1465:16 March
1198:12 March
1083:Archived
1015:Archived
980:Al Ahram
605:and the
599:Damietta
595:Dakhalia
494:or the "
454:invasion
272:town in
109:Children
3320:Al-Awda
2895:History
2658:Tamarod
2553:figures
2528:Cabinet
2517:Cabinet
2457:Cabinet
2408:Tantawi
2363:figures
2338:Cabinet
2328:Cabinet
2317:Cabinet
2285:Mubarak
2101:Mansour
1953:Tantawi
1912:Mubarak
1459:Reuters
1417:7 April
1310:26 July
1282:26 July
1254:26 July
1226:26 July
577:of the
386:Lebanon
332:Infitah
276:called
229:In the
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2620:Kefaya
2223:Places
1838:Events
1721:Winner
1643:16 May
1621:16 May
1569:29 May
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1517:16 May
1491:16 May
1439:16 May
1130:3 July
918:29 May
893:28 May
802:Israel
677:Russia
669:Kuwait
665:Jordan
459:Kefaya
357:Kuwait
283:fellah
278:Baltim
164:Arabic
101:Spouse
65:Baltim
3420:Fatah
2485:Morsi
2231:Cairo
2047:Morsi
814:MEMRI
681:China
591:Cairo
487:Hamas
483:siege
464:Gamal
435:fauna
73:Egypt
1895:and
1645:2014
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