VOICED : Five years after Mubarak revolt Egypt uprising crushed

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Egypt following the fall of Hosni Mubarak after 18 days of protests. Despite initial hopes for democracy, activists like Mustafa feel the regime remains repressive. Under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the government has cracked down on demonstrations and cultural spaces associated with the revolution. After Mohamed Morsi's ouster in 2013, a brutal police crackdown ensued. Many Egyptians, weary of unrest, credit Sisi with bringing stability, but public frustration and uncertainty persist, especially around the anniversary of the revolution.

What was the main demand of the protesters that led to the fall of Hosni Mubarak?

• Economic reforms

• End of Mubarak's 30-year rule

• Improved healthcare

• Increase in wages

What action did President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi take regarding the 5th anniversary of the revolution?

• He encouraged public celebrations

• He warned against demonstrations

• He reduced security measures

• He opened new cultural centers

Which places were closed down as part of the government's campaign against revolutionary activities?

• Shopping malls

• Cafes and cultural centers

• Schools and universities

• Hospitals

What was the result of the police crackdown after Mohamed Morsi was ousted?

• Economic boom

• Peaceful protests

• Increased foreign investment

• Hundreds killed and thousands arrested

How do some Egyptians view President el-Sisi's impact on the country?

• He has increased political unrest

• He has improved healthcare

• He has brought some stability

• He has worsened the economic situation