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Some small opposition parties, such as the Social Democrats and the Communists, implacably oppose any expansion of the armed forces' role.

The gendarmerie will "barely make a dent" in the armed forces' role in law enforcement, Mr Hope says.Measures to improve business security are certainly needed, though problems are so widespread that the gendarmerie may struggle to make an impact.

But legal experts enlisted by the military to write the declaration say that it will spell out the armed forces' role in the civilian government, potentially shielding the defense budget from public or parliamentary scrutiny and protecting the military's vast economic interests.

In a speech marking the 13th anniversary of the Addis Ababa accords that ended 17 years of civil war, Numeiri said the armed forces' role "will be limited to defense..

The armed forces' expanding role is causing concern even within the president's own Patriotic Pole coalition.

Making up for a shortage of recruits to the armed forces, their role has grown, especially in urban areas where they control the streets.

Mr. Farahat said he was unsure of the wisdom of granting the armed forces a role in Egyptian politics, but he said he supported shielding the defense budget from public scrutiny as a guarantee of national security and military independence.

Chávez has given Venezuela's armed forces an unprecedented role in his government, handing out key posts to senior officers.

His father's "military first" doctrine has given the armed forces the leading role in the political life of the country, even ahead of the Workers Partyy.

Akil Hashem, a former senior officer in the Syrian armed forces, quit his role as military adviser to the council over his frustration with its inability to bring armed groups under its control.

The idea is that by giving the armed forces a constitutional role in democracy it will never again have to suspend democracy as it has done so many times in Pakistan's past.