>>bonino: democracy is the kind of system in which it's not simply your friends that win.that's a little bit too easy. democracy is the kind of system that allows people to elect quote unquote wrong leaders we know about it. >>in egypt's last, albeit widely discredited, election opposition parties took only 5% of parliamentary seats. the game has now been thrown wide open. but whatever form the next government takes, egypt still faces the same deep rooted economic problems that lead to the uprising. >>rogan: the challenge that any government faces today in the arab world is providing education, health care, jobs, housing. so the people can have a dignity of life to which they aspire. >>reporter: it is a real challenge; the country has serious issues with inequality - cairo may be awash with wealth but nearly 40 percent of egypt's 83 million people live on less than 2 dollars a day. those at the bottom like the zabaleen rubbish collectors struggle both financial and socially. >>ezzat: someone might be passing and sees me carrying a bag of refuse. my car might be in the way.