VOICED : Disenchantment grows in Egypt as democratic hopes recede

The transcript discusses the political unrest in Egypt, starting with protests against President Mohamed Morsi, who was accused of causing social divisions. The military intervened on July 3, 2013, ousting Morsi and setting a roadmap for a new constitution. However, dissatisfaction grew under Morsi's successor, General Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, who led a harsh crackdown on Islamist supporters. Despite economic developments like new roads and energy projects, many felt democracy was not restored. Sisi's leadership style, relying heavily on military advisors, drew criticism, while his supporters praised his efforts for stability. Tahrir Square, once a protest hub, is now under full control of authorities.

What were the main reasons for the protests against President Mohamed Morsi?

What actions did the Army take on July 3rd regarding President Morsi?

What is the current state of protests in Egypt under President Sisi's rule?

How has President Sisi's government been perceived in terms of democracy and civil governance?

What measures has President Sisi taken to improve the economy and infrastructure?