CAIRO (AP) ? A leading member of Egypt's most powerful Islamist party is criticizing calls by the opposition for a boycott of upcoming parliamentary elections.
The deputy head of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, Essam el-Erian, wrote on his Facebook page Saturday that "running away from a popular test only means that some want to assume executive authority without a democratic mandate."
His comments come after opposition figure Mohammed ElBaradei called for a boycott of elections, saying he will not be part of a "sham democracy."
The Egyptian president's Brotherhood has emerged as the country's most powerful political group while liberal, secular parties have trailed behind.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/egypts-brotherhood-criticizes-call-boycott-113523081.html
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