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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Algeria, 5/27/2002

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Weekly Edition, Algeria - Week of May 27, 2002

  • Algeria: the national liberation front wins elections
    The Algerian minister of the Interior Nour eddine Yazid Zarahouni announced on Friday that the National Liberation Front won the total majority in the legislative elections that took place on Thursday. Algeria, Politics, 6/1/2002
  • Algeria: 23 persons killed, opposition boycotts elections, confrontations in al-Qabael
    The Algerians on Thursday experienced a new election test in the hope of ending past problems, but disagreement on how to solve them are still present. Algeria, Politics, 5/31/2002
  • Algerians vote for new parliament today
    Algerians who are eligible to vote, number 18 million will head today morning to the ballot boxes to choose their representatives for the new national people's council ( parliament). Algeria, Politics, 5/30/2002
  • Ballot centers for Algerian community in Syria; part of legislative elections
    The Algerian community in Syria is taking part in the Algerian legislative elections which will start tomorrow, May 30. Syria-Algeria, Politics, 5/29/2002
  • Algeria: No obstacles to building the Arab Maghreb federation
    The Algerian foreign minister Abdul Aziz Balkhadem has stated that the dispute between Algeria and Morocco on the file of the western Sahara will not be an obstacle for building the Arab Maghreb federation, working for strengthening relations between the two states and extending the bridges of cooperation between them to be a solid nucleus for the Maghreb federation, considering that the Sahara file will be solved Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/27/2002
  • King Mohammed received Algerian foreign minister
    Morocco's King Mohammed VI, who was accompanied by Prince Moulay Rachid, received in Casablanca this past Friday night Algerian foreign minister, Abdelaziz Belkhadem, who handed to the sovereign a message from Algerian president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/27/2002