Egypt Election Headlines Round-up June 23, 2012

As Egypt and the eyes of the world anticipate Sunday's announcement of the Presidential election result, protests continue in Cairo and across the country. While the Muslim Brotherhood continued to dominate Tahrir Square, thousands of pro-Shafik demonstrators gathered in Nasr City.

Below is a sampling of front-page headlines from the nation's Independent and State sponsored news agencies.

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Headlines from Cairo independent journal El Nahar (The Day), "The Presidential chair burn Egypt", "The election land mines exploding", "Constitutional amendment Complimentary or Destructive?" (roughly translated)

Headlines from Cairo independent journal Al-Ahali (Citizens), "Constitutional amendment makes SCAF above the law", "SCAF wll give the new President little power", "Head of SCAF actually head of Egypt", "Budget no different than Mubarak's budget". (roughly translated) 

Headlines from Cairo's independent Al-Wafd News Journal, "Shafiq is too close to the palace to be President", "Military showing red eyes for the people", "Many mistakes in voting for Morsi", "Prison not allowing media to see Mubarak". 

Headlines from Cairo's independent journal Al-Masry Ayoum (The Egyptians), "The Square defrauding people", "SCAF preparing the way for Shafik", "American report report that Morsi winning is the only way to bring Egypt to a stable situation". (roughly translated) 

Headlines from Cairo's independent State paper, Al Gomhuria (The Republic), "Giving Birth to President Hard Job to Egypt", "SCAF against anyone threatening security of the country". (roughly translated)

Headlines from Cairo's State paper Al-Akhbar Al Youm, "SCAF threatening anyone who will be against the law or against the benefit of the country, public and private", "Cards inside election boxes more than people that voted and Morsi having same number of votes in two different places", "Villages in Upper Egypt Christians threatened by risk of local clashes". (roughly translated)

Headline's from Cairo's Muslim Brotherhood publication Al-Hurya & Adala (Freedom & Justice), "A million people in the street refusing that Revolutionaries are in Union", "Million in the street uncovering the failure of the next step of management". (roughly translated)

Headline from Cairo's independent paper Shorouk News (The Rise), "Tahrir is replying to the SCAF 'illegal'", "European Union: election break Egypt in two and international society cannot accept civil war". (roughly translated)

Headline from Cairo's independent journal Al-Watan (The Homeland), "New President Knocking Door of the White House", "SCAF reasserting use of power against anyone breaking the law". (roughly translated)

Headlines from Cairo's State paper, Al-Ahram (Pyramids), "Military saying will not announce result of election because we care that the country is not divided", "Muslim Brotherhood and other sympathetic powers forming coalition and leader is Morsi". (roughly translated) 

Headlines from Cairo's independent paper, Al Rahma (Merciful), "The military is handcuffing the President". (roughly translated) 

Headlines from Cairo's independent paper, Al Fajr (Dawn), "Mubarak refuse to die", "Shafiq 51.3% of vote", "The Red line that trade open borders between Gaza". (roughly translated)

Headline from Cairo's independent paper Al Mougaz (Pray for the News), "Morsi is the President, congratulation for Qatar". (roughly translated)

Headline from Cairo's Doster (The Law), "Power is over the rights and Ronan people is over the law", "Morsi claimed presidency with 30% votes counted", "Written in our destiny with people killing and murdering forever", "Muslim Brotherhood is scaring SCAF with many people in the street in case Morsi win or lose", "Muslim Brotherhood people from all governates to Tahrir to implement their terror plan". (roughly translated) 

Headlines from Cairo's Tahrir, "SCAF and Muslim Brotherhood facing the High Court in the Square", "Today or tomorrow President announced". 

Headlines from Cairo's Independent paper Alamimal (The Money World), "Some businessmen and heads of banks helping Mubarak family send money outside of Egypt", "Tora prison ready for taking even Soliman and Haikel". 

Headlines from Cairo's Egyptian Gazette, "SCAF vows to deal firmly with any unrest", "Muslim Brotherhood supporters fill Tahrir Square", "Israeli air strike kills Gaza man, breaks truce".

Headlines from Al Youm Al Saba (The 7th Day), "Tahrir Square announcing Morsi President", "SCAF will be against anyone threatening benefit of the country".  

Headlines from Cairo's independent journal Al-Nabaa Al-Watany, "Tantawi President if we accept or not", "Egypt on fire between SCAF plane and chaos or hijack the Presidential palace". (roughly translated)