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Egypt Claims Raids on NGOs Will StopPosted on Dec 30, 2011
After the U.S. hinted at the possibility of changing plans for providing military aid to Egypt, the newly revolutionized North African nation pledged Friday to put an end to the recent raids on nongovernmental organizations that made headlines the day before, according to the BBC.
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By drbhelthi, December 31, 2011 at 8:22 am Link to this comment
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Report thisThe “democratic transition”, the future of which is clearly, historically demonstrated by Mr. Fish´s Boo Hoo. http://richardbrenneman.wordpress.com/2011/10/27/mr-fish-boo-hoo/