Published on Jan 3, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Egyptians are going to the polls on Tuesday in the third and final round of parliamentary elections.
The 150-member assembly elected is supposed to oversee transition from military rule.
The first two rounds produced a high turn-out from the 14 million eligible voters across the nine regions. Independent monitors largely praised those polls as having been free from vote rigging and intimidation which were previously used to hand certain victory to the former Mubarak regime.
The 150-member assembly elected is supposed to oversee transition from military rule.
The first two rounds produced a high turn-out from the 14 million eligible voters across the nine regions. Independent monitors largely praised those polls as having been free from vote rigging and intimidation which were previously used to hand certain victory to the former Mubarak regime.
