Egypt's administrative court formally delayed Tuesday this month's parliamentary election, after the electoral commission an**unced it would **t be held on time due to legal obstacles. The constitutional court ruled Sunday that part of the electoral law was unconstitutional, prompting the electoral commission to begin preparing a new timetable for the vote, which had been due to start on March 21. The administrative court ruled to "cancel the call for elections in March," the official MENA news agency reported. The election would be the first for parliament since then army chief Sisi overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
03-14-2015, 09:05 PM
Egypt court formally delays parliamentary election
Egypt's administrative court formally delayed Tuesday this month's parliamentary election, after the electoral commission an**unced it would **t be held on time due to legal obstacles. The constitutional court ruled Sunday that part of the electoral law was unconstitutional, prompting the electoral commission to begin preparing a new timetable for the vote, which had been due to start on March 21. The administrative court ruled to "cancel the call for elections in March," the official MENA news agency reported. The election would be the first for parliament since then army chief Sisi overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
العرض العادي
