CAIRO MOVING MORE AGGRESSIVELY TO CRIPPLE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD AS TANSITION LOOMS

Ellen Knickmeyer (Washington Post)
After imprisoning or prodding into exile Egypt’s leading secular opposition activists, the government is using detentions and legal changes to neutralize the country’s last surviving major political movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, ahead of the end of the 26-year rule of President Hosni Mubarak, who is 79.

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