Egypt on the way of democracy across revolutions, Vol 1

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The historical struggle for democracy in Egypt spans 2500 years, from the Persian conquest to military rule under leaders like Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak. The narrative highlights the people's efforts to reclaim their political voice, reminiscent of ancient Athenian democracy. Mubarak's exploitative governance and Morsi's controversial plans to cede territory reveal a pattern of leadership prioritizing personal or group interests over national welfare. Egypt's strategic geographical position and rich resources have long attracted the attention of global powers, shaping its tumultuous political landscape.