Egypt's Moussa campaigns for president, vows change (Reuters)

Reuters - To the crack of AK-47 assault rifles fired by supporters into the night sky, Amr Moussa pledged to build a "new system" of government if elected president to succeed Egypt's ousted Hosni Mubarak.

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