La eleccion presidencial en Egipto entra en su tercer dia por la baja afluencia de votantes

The Egyptian authorities extended the presidential election for a third day due to low voter turnout, which threatens the public support for the likely winner, former military chief Abu Fatah el-Sisi. El-Sisi aimed to secure a large number of votes to legitimize the ousting of the country's first elected president, Mohamed Morsi, in July. Opponents argue that the low turnout reflects widespread dissatisfaction with El-Sisi, not only among Islamist groups but also among broader segments of the population who fear a return to the autocratic practices of Hosni Mubarak's era.

¿Qué relación se establece entre el derrocamiento de Mohamed Morsi y la legitimidad que busca el-Sisi?

¿Qué temen algunos sectores de la población respecto a el-Sisi?