The Egyptian Revolution of 2011 meant to oust authoritarian president Mubarak, at which time the armed forces took over until Mohamed Morsi was elected by popular vote in 2012. Why did Morsi last only one year before being removed in a coup-d’etat led by General El-Sisi? Has anything really changed for Egyptians?
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