CAIRO: Al-Tagammu Party accused in a statement Sunday Islamist political currents of "incitement" against protesters in Tahrir Square and warned Al-Wafd Party against entering an electoral alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party (FJP). The party said that Islamist groups revealed that they refuse any attempts to establish a civil state and refused any guarantees against the "Brotherhood, Salafi, Islamic Jihad project." "Let's adopt a unified stance to demand drafting a constitution first or at least have constitutional principles that guarantee citizenship and economic and social rights for Egyptians," the statement read. The Democratic Alliance, called for by Al-Wafd and the Muslim Brotherhood's FJP, comprises parties from the left and far right, bringing together proclaimed liberals and Islamists. It includes Al-Wafd, Nasserist, Al-Ghad, Al-Karama, Al-Tagammu, Labor, Freedom and Justice, Al-Geel, Al-Ahrar and the Egyptian Arab Socialist parties, as well as, Al-Fadila and Al-Tawheed Al-Araby Salafi parties. The Alliance proposed a draft law for the PA elections and a bill of constitutional principles to guide the work of a constituent assembly that will draft a new constitution. The group also said that they had agreed on mechanisms for contesting legislative elections in a unified list. "The real reason why the FJP joined the alliance is to compete in the elections within a unified list regardless of the priorities of democratic transition," the Tagammu statement said. The leftist party demanded a unified stance by political powers against this and said it will continue working on bringing together national democratic currents.
