Algeria's Bouteflika abandons re-election bid after weeks of protest

Ceylal · Apr 11, 2019

Falcon29 said:
Wow, seems like a bigger situation than most people think. Not just in Algeria, but Libya and Sudan too.

They are inter linked...The next 48 hours will bring more changes within Algeria street..
For Sudan, I think the demand of the population mirror more the Algerian street and is not limited to El Bashar departure..
For Libya, will face his limitations in the next few days and West Libyans are gearing to drive him back ...I think a partition, internationally recognized of Libya is in the offing...The area can’t stand a longer Libyan unrest...Malian are rebelling against the French troop presence and demands their departure along with the UN troops...

Ceylal · Apr 12, 2019

Wonder if this Friday will be as peaceful as the one past..

These were taken yesterday...

ALL THE ROAD TO ALGIERS ARE BLOCKED TO KEEP THE PROTESTORS TO A MINIMUM

Traffic to Algiers, on the right, stand still

Ceylal · Apr 12, 2019

Finally, it was calm...

Pan-Islamic-Pakistan · Apr 12, 2019

@Ceylal

In sha Allah, it will be the best for Algeria.

Love to Algeria and Algerians, great people with a beautiful culture.

I hope Algerian people keep French and US influence to a minimum.

We don’t want anymore civil wars for West in Muslim countries.

Ceylal · Apr 12, 2019

Pan-Islamic-Pakistan said:
@Ceylal

In sha Allah, it will be the best for Algeria.

Love to Algeria and Algerians, great people with a beautiful culture.

I hope Algerian people keep French and US influence to a minimum.

We don’t want anymore civil wars for West in Muslim countries.

This change is amazing..no violence, no destruction, no blood..even the security services are making sure that the marches are safe for all concerned..Just amazing!!!!