法院裁定給埃及蒙上了困擾的陰雲

Egypt is bracing for protests Friday after judges appointed by former President Hosni Mubarak dissolved the parliament and allowed his former prime minister to compete in a presidential run-off election.

The ruling by Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court was immediately denounced Thursday by senior Muslim Brotherhood officials, who said it amounted to a power grab by those loyal to the Mubarak government .

Egypt's interim military rulers were quoted in state media as saying the run-off between Mohamed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq will begin as scheduled on Saturday.

Morsi said Thursday he respects the ruling. But he told Egyptian television that he was dissatisfied with the court's decision to strike down a law passed by parliament last month barring former Mubarak officials from running for office.埃及前總統穆巴拉克任命的法官們解散了議會，並准許曾在穆巴拉克政府中擔任總理的沙菲克參加總統決選。此後，埃及民衆準備星期五舉行抗議活動。

埃及最高憲法法院星期四做出以上裁決後，立即遭到穆斯林兄弟會高層人士的指責，他們說，這種裁決相當於讓忠於穆巴拉克政府的人掌握權力。

埃及媒體援引軍方統治者的話說，穆斯林兄弟會候選人穆爾西與沙菲克的決選將按照預定安排，在星期六開始舉行。

穆爾西星期四說，他尊重最高憲法法院的裁決。但他對埃及電視臺說，最高憲法法院的裁決推翻了人民議會上個月通過的一項禁止前穆巴拉克政府官員競選公職的法律，他對此感到不滿。