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The war launched by the NLF against colonial France has often been seen as a revolution unlike any other. But militants for independence have drawn inspiration from many other histories, including that of the Anglo-Irish conflict, in which they find an instrument of revolutionary legitimation, and also of propaganda destined to win the favour of the young Irish republic. The war launched by the NLF against colonial France has often been seen as a revolution unlike any other. But militants (.) ....
Monday, 5 April, 2021 - 10:30 Algerian students take part in a demonstration to mark the 63rd anniversary of National Student Day in the capital Algiers on May 19, 2019. (AFP) Algiers - Boualem Goumrassa Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has failed to secure the participation of the Socialist Forces Front (FFS), the oldest opposition party, in the legislative elections scheduled for June 12. The Kabylie region will therefore boycott of the elections, which will now be limited to the Islamist parties and groups affiliated with the regime. After holding a two-day meeting of its national council, the Front announced released on Saturday a “political list” explaining the reasons for its boycott of the early elections, which were declared after Tebboune dissolved the lower house of parliament in early February. ....
Algeria s sleeping revolution is reignited 2019 protests were sparked by the decision to run Bouteflika for a fifth term [Getty] Date of publication: 22 December, 2020 Share this page: Comment: Some said the Arab Spring would never reach Algeria, but as the people cheered on the regional protests, their own revolution was brewing, writes Malia Bouattia. As many around the world mark the 10-year anniversary since the Arab uprisings, Algerians are likely to reflect on the period quite differently. Algeria was often referred to as the exception as revolutions swept across the MENA region in 2011, sparked by the self-immolation of street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi in Tunisia. Indeed, as protest movements spread like wildfire across the region - igniting mass uprisings in Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, and Syria - they did not spill over into Algeria. It appeared to have missed the revo ....