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Hosni Mubarak
Hosni Mubarak has been the president of Egypt since 1981. In January 2011, Egyptians protested his rule and on February 1, 2011, he announced he will not seek reelection.
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Why did Mubarak stay president for 30 years?
Hosni Mubarak stayed president of Egypt for 30 years due to a combination of political repression, manipulation of electoral processes, and a strong security apparatus that suppressed dissent. His regime maintained a tight grip on power through emergency laws, censorship, and the marginalization of opposition groups. Additionally, Mubarak benefited from substantial U.S. financial and military support, which helped sustain his government and deter significant challenges to his rule until the 2011 uprising.
What type of government did Mubarak?
Hosni Mubarak was a very strict and tight government he would fire anyone on the spot if they were doing anything wrong he was not such a democracy
Who are Hosni Mubarak and muammar el gaddafi?
mubarek is the slave of israil and gaddafi is slave of his own clan and money
How many times was Mubarak reelected?
5 times.
The Egyptian semi-presidential system (A president is in power along side a prime minister who is head of the parliament) states that once elected, a president will serve for 6 years. Mubarak first became president in 1981 when he served as vice-president and the current president was assassinated.
It seems very unlikely that he will be elected again however.
Why did the us drive Hosni Mubarak from power in Egypt?
The presumption in the question, that the US drove Hosni Mubarak out of power in Egypt, is false. The United States chose to not intervene when the Egyptian people pushed Hosni Mubarak out of power out of respect for the Egyptian people and their pursuit of democracy.
Who is the popular president that got assassinated when hosni mubarak came to power?
Anwar Sadat was assassinated just prior to Hosni Mubarak taking power, but the causal link goes the other direction. Hosni Mubarak became the President of Egypt because Anwar Sadat was assassinated. He was also wounded in the attack and was a close friend of Sadat's.
How did President Hosni Mubarak escape unscathed during the assassination of former president sadat?
Initially he must have been wearing a bullet-proof jacket, which indicates that he was an accomplice in the attack.
What does Shaadi ki saal gira mubarak ho mean in English?
Shaadi ki saal gira mubarak ho means anniversary of marrige
He's on trial for alleged corruption and ordering violence against protestors.
How many children does Hosni Mubarak have?
Hosni Mubarak has two children who are called; Gamal Mubarak & Alaa Mubarak.
Who was president before Hosni Mubarak?
Anwar Sadat was president of Egypt before Hosni Mubarak. Mubarak became president after Sadat was assassinated in October of 1981.
The Egyptian President immediately before Hosni Mubarak was Anwar El Sadat.
Born on 25 December 1918, Sadat was assassinated by dissident elements of his own army as he took the salute at Egypt's annual victory parade in Cairo on 6 October 1981.
Mubarak, Sadat's Vice President at the time, was also present and was wounded in the attack.
How did Mubarak keep his power?
The "strong man" leadership of Mubarak stayed in power by using arrests and the repression of free speech in Egypt. Dictatorships always end. Mubarak was a victim of the so-called Arab Spring.
What is the name of Hosni Mubarak's wife?
A woman who should have never had children !! Just like Hitler's mother.
Why do they want the Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak to step down?
President Mubarak has literally destroyed the government. The citizens of Egypt have suffered through job loss, money loss, starvation, etc... They will not stop protesting until he does step down, and until then, they want payback.
Why is Hosni Mubarak significant?
Hosni Mubarak was the Egyptian President who was able to preserve the Israeli-Egyptian Peace for which Anwar Sadat was martyred and held onto power for three decades (1981-2011). He is also known as an incredibly oppressive dictator whose people rose up in January 2011 to overthrow him as part of Arab Spring.
