Cairo .- The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood announced its intention to compete for up to 50 percent of Egypt's parliamentary seats in elections scheduled for September. In addition, the group has approved a program for Freedom and Justice Party decided to form after the lifting of the 25 January that forced former President Hosni Mubarak to leave office, said in a press spokesman and member of the circle of leaders Mohamed Morsy party.
The Muslim Brotherhood participated in previous elections with independent candidates. In 2005 he won nearly a fifth of the popular assembly, making it the largest opposition bloc in the Lower House of Parliament. 
The Muslim Brotherhood participated in previous elections with independent candidates. In 2005 he won nearly a fifth of the popular assembly, making it the largest opposition bloc in the Lower House of Parliament.
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