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Algerian government commends successful referendum
Reactions continued on Friday to the Algerian approval of the "peace and national reconciliation document" by a greater majority of 97.4%.
Algeria, Politics, 10/1/2005
Reconciliation referendum in Algeria expected to pass
Preliminary statistics show that the rate of turnout among voters for the referendum of "national reconciliation and peace charter " in Algeria reached 17% for Thursday morning. A weak rate, amid expectation of an increased turnout after the Algerians finish their work day.
Algeria, Politics, 9/30/2005
Weakest turnout for Algerian reconciliation in Kbyle area
The lowest turnout rate for the current Algerian elections was registered in Teizi Ozo and Bejaya in Kbyle area where Tansiqeyat al- Oroush ( The largest family) called for a general strike in protest of Butaflika's rejections to introduce the Barbarian language as an official language.
Algeria, Politics, 9/30/2005
Supporters for Algerian reconciliation referendum
Supporters for the Algerian reconciliation referendum being voted on assert that approving the charter permits proceeding forward in the rebuilding of Algeria's social and economic development.
Algeria, Politics, 9/30/2005
Polisario demands UN to impose sanctions on Morocco
The leader of the Polisario, a group which seeks the independence of the Western Sahara from Morocco, called on the UN Security Council to impose sanctions on Morocco so as to abide by international resolutions and to offer self determination for the Western Sahara.
Morocco-Algeria-UN, Politics, 9/29/2005
Butaflika seeks reconciliation, but not completely
The Algerian President Abdul Aziz Butaflika announced, at a time when he is trying to promote a pardon law for reconciliation among Algerians to put the past behind them, while delivering a speech in al-Aghwat city on Sunday, that leaders of the banned Islamic Salvation Front "who set the fire of sedition in Algeria during the 15 years of terrorism, cannot practice any political activity."
Algeria, Politics, 9/26/2005
Morocco ready to negotiate for self rule of Western Sahara
The Moroccan government has announced readiness to make negotiations over the self rule for the Moroccan Sahara.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 9/26/2005
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