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borislvinSpeaking a few days before polls are set to open, the sole competitor running against incumbent President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi in the country's presidential election maintains he entered the race meaning to win, although he acknowledges many Egyptians still can't recognise his face.
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Moussa, an architect and a businessman who owns a number of building material companies, is himself a supporter of El-Sisi, and last year founded a campaign comprising several political parties to endorse a second term for the incumbent.
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Now a challenger, Moussa has nonetheless avoided criticising El-Sisi, instead praising the current president's "great achievements" and "undeniable popularity."
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/1187/293362/Egypt/-Presidential-Elections--/ElSisis-sole-challenger-in-Egypts-election-says-he.aspx
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Moussa, an architect and a businessman who owns a number of building material companies, is himself a supporter of El-Sisi, and last year founded a campaign comprising several political parties to endorse a second term for the incumbent.
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Now a challenger, Moussa has nonetheless avoided criticising El-Sisi, instead praising the current president's "great achievements" and "undeniable popularity."
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/1187/293362/Egypt/-Presidential-Elections--/ElSisis-sole-challenger-in-Egypts-election-says-he.aspx
