ElBaradei: ‘The Process Is Opaque’ Appearing on Meet The Press, Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei criticized the Egyptian government’s handling of the current political crisis: “I should start by saying I have not been part of the negotiation. I have not been invited to take part in, in the negotiation or dialogue. But I’ve been following what is going on. I can tell you, David, that there is still a huge lack of confidence between the government and the demonstrators. There’s a good deal of fear that, that the government would–will retrench and then come back, you know, again to, to–with vengeance, if you like. The process is opaque. Nobody knows who is talking to whom at this stage. The process is managed by the outgoing regime without involvement of the new opposition, if you like, or the rest of the people.”
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