Violaciones en las manifestaciones del gobierno de mubarak

Introduction (ANA)

Welcome to the new edition of Nile news an independent voice in this opportunity we will be talking about the 30-year dictatorship of President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt.
Thistime we have several special guests
We will talk to a victim,
an observer from the United Nations
and former President Hosni mubarak

Before talking with special guests I will tell a briefbiography of Hosni Mubarak

Biography (ANA)
Muhammad Hosni Mubarak was the president of the Arab Republic of Egypt for 30 years, from 1981 until he was forced to resign by mass protests on 11 February2011. Hosni Mubarak was trained as a pilot and rose in the ranks of Egypt's air force during the 1960s and '70s. President Anwar Sadat named Mubarak to be his vice president in 1975, and in 1978Mubarak became the vice chairman of the National Democratic Party (NDP), the governing political party in Egypt. When Anwar Sadat was assassinated on 14 October 1981, Mubarak succeeded him and became thechairman of the NDP as well. Mubarak quickly became an old-style strongman with full control of the government. Running uncontested, Mubarak won the presidency in national referenda in 1987, 1993 and1999; after a change in laws, he won running against token opposition in 2005. He focused on economic growth and inched toward political reform, but any economic gains in the 1990s were offset bycriticisms that Egypt was a near-dictatorship; indeed, Mubarak never lifted the state of emergency imposed after Sadat's assassination. In February of 2005, Hosni Mubarak announced plans for a September2005 election that would be Egypt's first-ever multi-candidate contest for the presidency. On 7 September 2005 he handily won his fifth consecutive term in those elections, but the victory was clouded bylow voter turnout, reports of fraud and the imprisonment of his political rival, Ayman Nour. Egyptians took to the streets in January of 2011 to protest his rule; Mubarak at first shuffled his...