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Algerians are taking to the streets in droves as groups from across society demand their longtime president end his time in power.
Cities across Africa’s largest country have been flooded for the past two weeks with protesters opposing their ageing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s fifth re-election bid after 20 years in power. The demonstrations, which on March 1 by some estimates numbered more than a million, have sent shockwaves through the oil and gas-rich country — OPEC’s ninth largest crude producer.
Mass Protests In Africa’s Largest Country
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Globally this is amazing how ppl are awaking up. They are protesting now standing up fighting for their rights want if they are the democratic dumbasses side lol in the photo.
Cities across Africa’s largest country have been flooded for the past two weeks with protesters opposing their ageing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s fifth re-election bid after 20 years in power. The demonstrations, which on March 1 by some estimates numbered more than a million, have sent shockwaves through the oil and gas-rich country — OPEC’s ninth largest crude producer.
Mass Protests In Africa’s Largest Country
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Globally this is amazing how ppl are awaking up. They are protesting now standing up fighting for their rights want if they are the democratic dumbasses side lol in the photo.
