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CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood, the outlawed Islamic group that has long constituted Egypt’s main political opposition, said Tuesday that it would apply to become an official political party as soon as the necessary changes were made to the Egyptian Constitution. Those changes, which are expected to establish a... read full story
Photo: Leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood opposition group, Mohammed Badie, speaks during a press conference at the group's parliamentary office in Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010. Egypt's opposition called the results of parliamentary elections invalid on Tuesday claiming vote rigging appears to have secured an overwhelming victory for the ruling party.
