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CAIRO Mens Air Jordan Retro For Sale , Jan. 16 (Xinhua) -- The initial results of the referendum on Egypt's new constitution showed that over 90 percent of voters said "yes" for the military-backed charter that is meant to replace the one drafted and approved in late 2012 under ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood group.


The overwhelming approval of the new constitution may urge the country's army chief and Defense Minister Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi to run for president as "a popular demand," said political experts.


Since Morsi's removal, Islamists have been holding anti- government protests, denouncing Morsi's ouster as "a military coup " and the constitutional referendum as "illegitimate."


"The sweeping 'yes' vote would surely be a greater motive for General Sisi to run for president," said Mohamed Kamal, a political science professor at Cairo University.


The professor told Xinhua that Sisi might have been reluctant or uncertain about the amount of popular support for the post- Morsi future roadmap Mens Air Jordan Shoes For Sale , "but now the picture has become clear."


"It is not only about the people's approval of the articles of the new constitution but it also reflects their support for Sisi and the military-outlined future roadmap," he explained.


Voters during the referendum raised flags of Egypt, posters of Sisi and played national pro-military songs via loud speakers.


Whether or not Sisi is running for president remained a pressing question among Egyptians, as the military chief neither confirmed nor denied the intention until Jan. 11, a few days before the referendum, when he made the clearest statement on the issue.


Sisi said his candidacy for presidency must be based on "a popular demand and a mandate from the army." "I cannot turn my back on Egypt."


Ayman al-Sayyid Abdel-Wahhab Mens Air Jordan For Sale , a political expert at Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, sees that the popular nod for Egypt's new constitution as "a positive indication for the possibility of Sisi to compete in the upcoming presidential race."


The massive approval of the constitution minimizes the idea of polarization because the military institution is part of the Egyptian state that cannot be a matter of polarization, the expert told Xinhua.


Abdel-Wahhab refuted claims that the new constitution gives the army unprecedented authorities.


"As for the article that allows military trials for civilians, it is restricted to certain cases and it is much better than its equivalent in the 2012 constitution approved by ousted Morsi," he explained.


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For his part, Ahmed Baan, a researcher at Nile Center for Strategic Studies, said the nature of current circumstances " created a link between voting for the constitution and supporting Sisi as a presidential candidate."


"The constitutional referendum is an important poll for the popular legitimacy and a birth certificate of a constitutional ground for a new political system," Baan told Xinhua Mens Jordan Shoes For Sale , noting that a lot of Egyptians believe in Sisi as "a savior" for the turmoil- stricken country.


TOKYO, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- The Tokyo gubernatorial election starts voting on Sunday, with about 13 million people who live in Tokyo about to go to polls to choose a new governor.


A total of 16 candidates, all male, have fought an uninspiring two-week campaign to become the successor to Naoki Inose, who resigned in December over a money scandal.


Major candidates include former prime minister Morihiro Hosokawa Air Jordan Retro For Sale , 76, former health minister Yoichi Masuzoe, 65, former Air Self-Defense Force chief Toshio Tamogami, 65, and Kenji Utsunomiya Air Jordan Shoes For Sale , 67, former head of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations.


According to two Kyodo News survey released earlier this month, Masuzoe, an independent supported by the Liberal Democratic Party- led ruling coalition has a commanding lead, despite his alignment with the government on the need to restart Japan's idled nuclear reactors.


Separate polls by the Asahi Shimbun and Mainichi Shimbun have consistently found Masuzoe with a comfortable lead over his closest rival, Hosokawa Air Jordan For Sale , and Utsunomiya.


Hosokawa made a surprise entry into the race after forming a rare alliance of two former premiers with Junichiro Koizumi to put pressure on the national government to eliminate all nuclear plants in Japan in the near future.


The Tokyo governor has no direct power to change national energy policy, but the verdict of the inhabitants of the political, economic and cultural capital of the country is not be to ignored.


In the previous election in December 2012, Inose won in a landslide victory with a record 4.33 million votes. As a writer- turned-politician, Inose quit a year later over his receipt of 50 million yen (about 488.7 thousands U.S. dollars) from scandal- tainted hospital tycoon Tokushukai.


NAIROBI, Sept. 12 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta said Friday his government will do all what it can to bring the flagship local event Jordan Retro For Sale , KCB Safari Rally, back to the World Rally Championships (WRC) calendar.


Organisers of the 62nd edition of the world famous rally are hoping he will convince visiting officials of the motor sport world body FIA to include it as a candidate event for the WRC next year by staging an event of global standards in closed routes.


Speaking whilst flagging off the first three cars in Nairobi Friday morning, the President said his government will support Kenya Motor Sports Federation to bring the rally back to the status it enjoyed during its glory days before it was pulled out of the WRC calendar in 2003 over safety concerns.


"We want to get this rally back to what it used to be.