A referendum Wednesday that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s closest aides said would show the world his regime is moving toward democracy instead became a showcase of the regime’s tough tactics to jail, harass, and intimidate its opponents. Egyptians went to the polls to cast a yes or no vote on constitutional changes that would allow for partially competitive presidential elections in September, but still with tight government control over who can be a candidate.Full Story
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