Mubarak

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1. Where was the problem start?
Egypt
2. Who was the president of Egypt?
Hosni Mubarak
3. What was the crisis about?
Thepresident of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak has provoked fury among Egypt's protesters by handing over some powers to his deputy but pledging once again to stay in office.
4. How the problem began?
For allMubarak's three decades as president of Egypt it is difficult to read his mind or his likely reactions, particularly as he faces an unprecedented crisis. Egyptians have long mocked his bovine appearanceand utterances. He would not have held power for so long if he did not know how to manipulate political forces inside and outside Egypt.
5. How the Egyptians feel about it?
Many people feelself-determined Egyptian living life miserable with two dollars incomes. Each person and each country has its own positive and negative perceptions. For those self-determined in Egypt, any democracy isacceptable to them that will forget the misery faced for thirty years under the regime of Mubarak. Many feel united with the Muslim world, others are still calculating the economic benefits for...