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Hosni Mubarak has served as President of Egypt for nearly 28 years. The BBC’s Arab Affairs Analyst, Magdi Abdelhadi, examines the legacy of Mubarak, the reach of his military, and the future of the Middle East's most populous nation. | ||||||
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The Egyptian military has greatly extended its reach under Hosni Mubarak’s rule. The military even formed a business empire that produces everything from mineral water to honey. The BBC’s Arab Affairs Analyst, Magdi Abdelhadi, returns to his native Egypt to investigate the military’s favored status, and finds an untouchable institution that few dare to criticize. |
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Since Hosni Mubarak assumed the presidency almost three decades ago, Egypt has had periods of strong economic growth, yet poverty endures for many. His supporters say he’s brought much-needed stability to Egypt. Mubarak has also left a continuous state of emergency in place. The BBC’s Magdi Abdelhadi looks at Mubarak’s legacy, and at what the future might hold for Egypt when he’s no longer able to serve as President. |
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