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Celebrating Morsy's victory
24 Jun 2012
A supporter of Dr. Mohamed Morsy after announcing his victory in presidential elections, Cairo, 24 June 2012.
Presidential Election Commission announcing final results
24 Jun 2012
Hatem Bagato, Egypt's Supreme Presidential Electoral Commission (SPEC) General Secretary, attends a news conference in Cairo June 24, 2012. Egypt's ruling armed forces were on alert on Sunday as fears of violence mounted in the final hours before the state election committee is to name the winner of last weekend's presidential election at 3 p.m.
Sultan announces Presidential Elections' results
24 Jun 2012
Farouk Sultan, head of the presidential election commission, speaks during a news conference in Cairo June 24, 2012. Egypt's ruling armed forces were on alert on Sunday as fears of violence mounted in the final hours before the state election committee is to name the winner of last weekend's presidential election at 3 p.m.
Presidential Election Commission announcing final results
24 Jun 2012
Supreme Presidential Electoral Commission (SPEC) holds press conference to announce Egypt's President, Cairo June 24, 2012. Egypt's ruling armed forces were on alert on Sunday as fears of violence mounted in the final hours before the state election committee is to name the winner of last weekend's presidential election at 3 p.m.
Sultan announces Presidential Elections' results
24 Jun 2012
Farouk Sultan, head of the presidential election commission, speaks during a news conference in Cairo June 24, 2012. Egypt's ruling armed forces were on alert on Sunday as fears of violence mounted in the final hours before the state election committee is to name the winner of last weekend's presidential election at 3 p.m.
Judges' movement announces Morsy victory
20 Jun 2012
Morsi' supporters celebrate in Tahrir
18 Jun 2012
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy hold posters of him as they celebrate at Tahrir square in Cairo June 18, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said on Monday its candidate won the country's first free presidential election, but a sweeping legal manoeuvre overnight by Cairo's military rulers made clear the generals planned to keep control for now. An election committee source told Reuters that Islamist Morsy was comfortably ahead of former air force general Ahmed Shafik with most of the votes tallied. But the count, which would make him the first civilian leader in 60 years, had yet to be officially finalised.
Morsi' supporters celebrate in Tahrir
18 Jun 2012
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy hold posters of him as they celebrate at Tahrir square in Cairo June 18, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said on Monday its candidate won the country's first free presidential election, but a sweeping legal manoeuvre overnight by Cairo's military rulers made clear the generals planned to keep control for now. An election committee source told Reuters that Islamist Morsy was comfortably ahead of former air force general Ahmed Shafik with most of the votes tallied. But the count, which would make him the first civilian leader in 60 years, had yet to be officially finalised.
Morsi' supporters celebrate in Tahrir
18 Jun 2012
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy hold posters of him as they celebrate at Tahrir square in Cairo June 18, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said on Monday its candidate won the country's first free presidential election, but a sweeping legal manoeuvre overnight by Cairo's military rulers made clear the generals planned to keep control for now. An election committee source told Reuters that Islamist Morsy was comfortably ahead of former air force general Ahmed Shafik with most of the votes tallied. But the count, which would make him the first civilian leader in 60 years, had yet to be officially finalised.
Morsi' supporters celebrate in Tahrir
18 Jun 2012
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy hold posters of him as they celebrate at Tahrir square in Cairo June 18, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said on Monday its candidate won the country's first free presidential election, but a sweeping legal manoeuvre overnight by Cairo's military rulers made clear the generals planned to keep control for now. An election committee source told Reuters that Islamist Morsy was comfortably ahead of former air force general Ahmed Shafik with most of the votes tallied. But the count, which would make him the first civilian leader in 60 years, had yet to be officially finalised.