Egypt Mubarak: "I do not for election again"

Hosni Mubarak will be a candidate in elections in September. The Egyptian president in a speech to the nation, however, has confirmed that it will not leave his job as he asks the square. "My first responsibility - he said - is ripistinare security to reach a peaceful settlement of power." "I do not for election at the next elections - he stressed - but I want to conclude by presenting my work to Egypt next government to come after me." The country has assured the head of the regime "will be released this crisis stronger than before." "I started forming a new government - he explained - with new priorities and new initiatives to meet the needs of our young people to address their anxieties for the future." Mubarak said that with the political forces "have been discussed all the issues raised with regard to political reforms and constitutional amendments that will be used to find an answer to the needs of this population and to ensure safety." But the president has accused "certain political forces" that he "declined the invitation to dialogue" and being "stuck to their own priorities without worrying about the situation we are facing." Political groups, said Rais, who "want to incite people against each other, have led to looting, with roads blocked, with attacks on private properties and national embassies." Mubarak said he had asked the authorities to identify and punish those who have created chaos and brought the country to "choose between chaos and stability '." "I will die in this land - said Mubarak in his speech to the country tv - I've always worked for this country and continue my life until his death on this earth.