What reforms are you looking for from the next government? Like specifically.
The next government being the Interim government.
Firstly, electoral reform. Specifically, setting a campaign budget cap among other things such as not allowing religious phrases to be used in campaigns and that mosques and churches cannot be used to support or condemn a single party or support anothers campaign. Basically, things that can produce a level playing field.
Secondly, a constitution that has real support from all sects and religions as well as parties. A constitution that can provide real checks on governmental and parliamentary power and bands that can deal with mass protests (There wasn't a constitutional process that could deal with what happened from the 30th that's why the army stepped in).
Thirdly, Economic reform. The MB was content with riding the storm by taking loans from whomever they could and would not reform both governmental expenditure and laws that may prohibit investment and some that squash small and big business. Im not that savvy on economic matters so I cant really be specific here.
Fourth, reforming the police force and gradually bringing the military under civilian oversight. I would like to see an independent body among the first things that can investigate instances of police brutality that answers only to the judiciary. Eventual police independence (Scotland yard model is preferred) is needed however that will take years if not decades. The military matter may take even longer.
Furthermore, solving the current energy and food crisis while also investing (or showing interest in investing) in future energy sources such as solar or wind power.
Theres more but this is just a brief outline.
I saw a few videos online idk what the name of the area was but they said in excess of a million people. Also he was ousted because the military had full support of every other party who was on board with it so even if those who supported him were a majority he would've still been overthrown. Along with the horrible speech he gave which sealed it.
It was calculated by a company using Google earth as its source. Their estimate was around 400,000 considering that 30% of space would be taken up by barriers/lamposts/stages etc. which is in fact quite lenient as such things would take up more space. I will find the source and post it for you.
That being said I don't agree with tossing an elected leader threw the streets, will you toss every leader who fails to deliver year to year? That would be the height of absurdity.
Morsi failed catstrophically and divided the Egyptian nation. This division is what ultimately lead to his downfall and the Brotherhoods (many were sympathetic with them before and after they were elected until the constitutional decree) downfall.
