CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi said on Wednesday parliamentary elections could be delayed until October, a postponement which could give his cash-strapped administration breathing space to negotiate an IMF deal.
Mursi's original plan was for a four-stage election that would start in late April and put a parliament in place by July.
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