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Cometh the hour, cometh the ban

机译:Cometh时间,禁令来了

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THE most interesting man in Egyptian politics is trapped in a hotel. On November 29th Ahmed Shafiq announced that he would run for president. The former prime minister is best known for losing the presidential race in 2012 to Muhammad Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, who was himself toppled in a coup the following year. Hours after his announcement Mr Shafiq claimed that he was barred from leaving Abu Dhabi, where he lived in self-imposed exile. But his hosts said he was free to go—and then kicked him out.
机译:埃及政治中最有趣的人被困在旅馆里。 11月29日,艾哈迈德·沙菲克宣布将竞选总统。这位前总理因在2012年输给穆斯林兄弟会的穆罕默德·莫尔西(Muhammad Morsi)而失败,后者在第二年的政变中被推翻。宣布离职数小时后,沙菲克声称他被禁止离开阿布扎比,而他在那里生活着自己的流亡生活。但是他的主人说他有空-然后把他踢出去。

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    《The economist》 |2018年第9073期|32-32|共1页
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