25.05.2012

Ägypten: Warten auf den blauen Finger

Erstmals seit dem Sturz des Diktators Mubarak wählte das Land einen neuen Staatschef. Vor vielen Wahllokalen bildeten sich Warteschlangen.

EPAepa03231063 Egyptians stand in line as they wait to cast their vote for the first round of Egypts Presidential elections, at a polling station, in Mahalla el-Kubra, north of Cairo, Egypt, 23 May 2012. The industrial city of Mahalla, known for its texti

EPAepa03231065 Egyptians stand in line as they wait to cast their vote for the first round of Egypts Presidential elections, at a polling station, in Mahalla el-Kubra, north of Cairo, Egypt, 23 May 2012. The industrial city of Mahalla, known for its texti

EPAepa03231068 An Egyptian marks his finger with ink after casting his vote, during the first round of Egypts Presidential elections, at a polling station, in Mahalla el-Kubra, north of Cairo, Egypt, 23 May 2012. The industrial city of Mahalla, known for

REUTERSA woman searches for her name on a voters list outside a polling station in Cairo May 23, 2012. Egyptians vote on Wednesday for the first time to pick their president in a wide open election that pits Islamists against men who served under deposed

REUTERSEgyptian presidential candidate Amr Moussa (2nd R) waits on line before casting his vote at a polling station in Cairo May 23, 2012. Egyptians began voting freely on Wednesday for the first time to pick their president in a wide open election that

dapdAn Egyptian woman inks her finger after casting her vote during the first day of the presidential election in polling center in Alexandria, Egypt, Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Egyptians went to the polls on Wednesday morning to elect a new president after

dapdAn Egyptian woman shows her inked after casting her vote during the first day of the presidential election in a polling station in Alexandria, Egypt, Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Egyptians went to the polls on Wednesday morning to elect a new president af

dapdAn Egyptian woman votes during the first day of the presidential election in a polling station in Alexandria, Egypt, Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Egyptians went to the polls on Wednesday morning to elect a new president after the fall of ex-President Hosn

REUTERSIslamic presidential candidate Mohamed Mursi arrives to a polling station to cast his vote in Al-Sharqya, 60 km (37 miles) northeast of Cairo, May 23, 2012. Egyptians queued patiently to vote on Wednesday, eager to pick their leader for the first t

EPAepa03231506 Egypts presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik speaks during a press conference in Cairo, Egypt, 23 May 2012. ShafiK, who was Hosni Mubaraks last premier, said that he would pay special attention to the young people who led the revolt against t

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Ägypten: Warten auf den blauen Finger

Erstmals seit dem Sturz des Diktators Mubarak wählte das Land einen neuen Staatschef. Vor vielen Wahllokalen bildeten sich Warteschlangen.