Algerian renaissance movement condemns escalation of terrorism

The Algerian renaissance movement denounced in a statement issued yesterday the escalation of terrorism in Algeria, and it described the massacre due to which 29 citizens were killed as a criminal act.

The movement also renewed its support for the endeavors to achieve reconciliation and the civil rapport law, concerning which a referendum will be held on September 16.

The renaissance movement urged in its statement preventing bloodshed, and it emphasized the importance of the political moves by its cadres and members in this respect.

At the same time the Socialist Forces Front issued a statement stating its opposition to ratification of the draft on achieving reconciliation raised by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika in the referendum, while a march started yesterday that calls for supporting the reconciliation. The march's members called themselves the "civil rapport convoy."

It started from Khenchela state, passing through Tunisia and Libya and reach Egypt on August. The participants are composed of 40 young men from all over Algeria.