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Mohamed Hussein Tantawi

By Carlos Latuff (Posted Sep 27, 2011)

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Mohamed Hussein Tantawi

Carlos Latuff is a Brazilian cartoonist.  Cf. Yasmine Fathi, “The Curious Case of Tantawi’s Civilian Suit” (Ahram Online, 27 September 2011).



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