Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood in power and political reasons for failure

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The transformations of the Arab world as a powerful storm transformed the situation in many Arab countries, including Egypt, where less scholar and analyst were able to predict the exact course of these developments.. At the beginning of the uprising in Egypt, protesters took less divided, but with the fall of Hosni Mubarak, the country's different groups were thought to seize power. The Muslim Brotherhood, the country's oldest and most structured soon dominate on the domestic situation and due to popular support to take power. While many of the early transition to democracy by moderate Islamists spoke, only a year later the Islamists of the Egyptian people were also victims of domestic discontent. In fact this article and achievements in the future it could be possible for other parties and groups to Islamist political power, to mature and a more complete model to seize power and retain it. In fact this article and achievements in the future it could be possible for other parties and groups to Islamist political power, to mature and a more complete model to seize power and retain it.

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