Cassidy & Associates, formerly a subsidiary of Weber Shandwick, will continue to lobby for Egypt’s General Intelligence Service in the US, Creede Newton writes for Al Jazeera. Cassidy & Associates bought itself from parent company and is getting USD 50k a month plus fees and expense from Egypt to showcase “‘key attributes of [Egypt's] civil society,’ among other image-rehabilitating acts.”
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