Mubarak ruled as a tyrant, Eqypt prosecutor tells court

February 2012

Mubarak ruled as a tyrant, Egypt prosecutor tells court EGYPT’S chief prosecutor delivered the harshest assessment of Hosni Mubarak’s rule ever heard in one of the country’s courtrooms recently, accusing the ousted leader of tyranny and corruption. Mustafa Suleiman also said Mubarak had devoted the last ten years of his three decades in power to ensuring his son would succeed...

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