Cairo, a year ago: security file free-for-all
Egypt's new old-style State Security
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Egyptians search an office in the state security agency building in Cairo. Photo/Reuters-Mohamed Abd El-Ghany . |
On the 5tth of March last year, some Egyptians found a way into the secret vaults of State Security, and even managed to read their own files.
But instead of a rush of relief at the fall of the Mubarak regime, Dispatches contributor Irris Makler learned that the situation was fostering growing suspicion about the new regime. A year later it still is.
February 9, 2012 Dispatches: Margaret Evans on the business of being an Egyptian general today
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