ElBaradei on Egypt transition: ‘Process is opaque’
In an exclusive interview, opposition activist Mohamed ElBaradei tells NBC’s David Gregory that the “gateway” to stability in the Middle East “starts and ends with a democratic Egypt.”
ElBaradei: Happy to be 'agent for change'
In an interview with NBC News' Brian Williams, opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei says he is interested in seeing his nation join the "the big human family."
ElBaradei: 'Without democracy, there is no life'
In an interview with NBC's Brian Williams, opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei says he sees hope and dignity for the first time in young Egyptians and declares, "there is no going back."
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ElBaradei excited for future of ‘New Egyptians’
Mohamed ElBaradei, one of the main figures in the Egyptian uprising, tells NBC’s Brian Williams that for the first time in a long time his countrymen have “confidence, they have hope, they have dignity.”
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