Are back on the streets in algeria to the eighth consecutive friday of demonstrations against the countrys leadership they say they are not satisfied with the departure of president Abdelaziz Bouteflika this month and wants an overhaul of the supercool establishment and the heart of an interim president this week announced new elections for july the fourth and dahlia violin is a resident scholar at the Carnegie Middle East Center in beirut she joins us live from there clearly the demonstrators not happy with the concessions that the authorities have made thus far do you think the protesters have now got momentum and history with them on their side. Yes indeed i think they created the momentum the minute that they took up to the street on february twenty second because they took of the region of guard and back then you know the region and there is to mate the ability of algerians to organize to took to take up to the streets and to do it in a very peaceful and civilized way so i think t
Protestors but even more i believe we are reaching some kind of group becoming not sure yeah actually to date you know that it has been two months of the most and then decide of the regime there has been no satisfying at nonstudents actual no sign that delusion human needs ridiculous incident in most respects so i believe theres a story this week there has been this deep feelings and deep statement from the demonstrators that they refuse repression you know debt has stepped out it has been some kind of some taste and on the side of the delay she had to repress the demonstrations and policemen have been. Actively being beat it had been beaten in a street to that trying to prevent them to demonstrate still all of this whole week demonstrators now cheers get a break and all the whole side of that and as it were in the contract with us as well began to read in order to say no to rip christian this is all you can its important evolution is just beginning its that it doesnt make sense part o