In Egypt, "Day of Silence" was announced before the elections

Today, June 15, the “Day of Silence” was announced in Egypt so that voters can calmly decide which of the presidential candidates will be vote on the weekend - the vote will begin on Saturday and will go two days until Sunday evening. It is reported by AP . During the post of head of state in the second round of elections, two people are fighting-candidate from the Islamist Party “Muslim Brothers” Muhammad Mursi and Ahmed Shafik, who headed the country's cabinet in the last months of Hosni Mubarak's reign.

On the eve of June 14, the Constitutional Court of Egypt recognized the parliamentary elections that were held in late 2011 - early 2012, invalid, and the composition of the parliament itself is illegitimate. The judges established that the law prescribes a third of the deputies who were elected in single -mandate districts, to be independent, and not to represent political parties. In fact, as a result of the elections of independent deputies in the parliament, there was practically no, which caused his dissolution.