Egyptian Opposition Rejects Call Dialog from Government

                            

CAIRO, KOMPAS.com - Egyptian opposition groups on Monday (01/28/2013), posted to refuse dialogue President Mohamed Morsi. Opposition assess the invitation dialogue than "pepesan kosongh" mere.

"We will not engage in a dialogue that does not have any content," said opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei told reporters after the meeting of the National Rescue Front ( NSF), which consists of a group of liberal and leftist movements.

NSF Morsi said the president must first approve the list of demands they delivered last week, including the establishment of a national rescue government and amendment of the draft constitution that is too nuanced Islam. All claims must be approved before the NSF agreed to dialogue.

"We are in the Front agreed on everything. We have to solve the root problem, not the symptoms. The solution is not only security but also political issues, "said ElBaradei.

" We're not going to follow the dialogue with no agenda and just to show there has been a discussion, "ElBaradei said.

Meanwhile, former presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabbahi add Morsi must bear the bloodshed in Egypt.

"We want a dialogue, but there is no guarantee that this dialogue will be fruitful success. While the blood continues to spill, "said Sabbahi.

Earlier, Mr Morsi announced a month-long period of emergency in the provinces of Port Sain, Suez and Ismailiya after the three provinces hit by violent riots that killed more than 45 people were killed.