organisation > Egypt's Supreme Military Council
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As the country's first elected leader is ushered in, we ask what a president with little power can achieve.
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As the Muslim Brotherhood claims victory but the army clings to power, we ask who will be in charge of the country.
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Despite talk of a "new social contract", financial powers seek to maintain their grip on the poor of the Middle East.
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Last Modified: 10 Jun 2011 15:56 GMT
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