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🌟Talaie El Hourriyet
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Former Algerian Prime Minister Ali Benflis
A leadership vacuum and uncertainty over whether the North African nation's ailing president will seek a fifth term has created a political impasse a year before the next election.
Algeria is in a multidimensional crisis, but (it's) essentially political since there is a vacuum at the top of the state hierarchy ad there no longer is legitimacy.
First elected in 1999, Bouteflika, 81-year-old president, who rarely has been seen in public since he was partially paralyzed by a stroke five years ago, has not said if he plans to run in the next presidential of 2019 or designated a favored successor.
The electoral situation is so opaque in Algeria.
Ali Benflis, an influential lawyer and justice minister in a previous government formed his own party in 2015, Talaie El Houriat, Arabic for Vanguard of Freedoms.
For the President of Talaie El Hourriyet, elections must be organized by a truly independent and autonomous commission.
The commission called 'high' and 'independent' is neither high nor independent. It's an appendage of power and the Interior Ministry.
The electoral commission's members, judges and politicians, are designated by the president.
Ali Benflis call for a political pact between authorities and politicians of all stripes to support a democratic transition that could be overseen by the army the backbone of the Algerian state.
Algériennes, Algériens du Monde, à nous de dire dans quelle Algérie nous voulons vivre, à nous de choisir, à nous d’agir ! Vive l'Algérie Algérienne ! Vive le Peuple Algérien ! Vive notre Président Monsieur Ali Benflis ! Gloire à Nos Martyrs ! Club des Benflissistes
