well our zombie president wants to run for the 5ft time now and people have enough and wants change so we are protesting for it ( he is power for 20 years + corruption and stuff :/ )
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Well, after him his brother gonna rule the country thanks to the army... same story again for at least another decade...
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well nope it doesn't work like that thankfully , he cant do it cause he isn't in the government
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for the 5ft time
sorry bud, really can't understand why you are protesting... :D
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any president in the work only run twice for presidency , well the Algeria one is running for the 5ft time lol :p
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Why can't you understand?
Bouteflika had 2 strokes and he is a complete zombie since many many years and the team around him is using him like a puppet to govern the country
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well no one die yet so its all good i guess and thanks ;) <3
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The illusion of democracy is even more destructive than outright totalitarianism.
And fake presidents like that are always, always, puppets of other governments.
Thumbs up for a peaceful protest. Hope it lasts and you get heard
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i know he is just a puppet and the one will come will also one but at least not a zombie one and thank you ;)
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Tens of thousands of Algerians have been protesting against 81-year-old President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's decision to run for a fifth term on 18 April.
Who is protesting?
- In particular it is young people, who have not usually expressed an interest in Algeria's party politics.
- University students have joined in as well as lawyers.
- Even journalists working at the public broadcaster took part in one protest. They denounced the censorship imposed by managers that has led to the protests not being covered on state TV and radio
Where is the president?
- He is rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 and is currently undergoing medical checks in Switzerland.
- He amended the constitution in 2008 to remove the two-term limit on the presidency, effectively giving himself the option of remaining head of state for life.
- Mr Bouteflika won presidential elections in 2014 despite doing no personal campaigning.
source BBC: Algeria protests: The beginning of the end?
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gotta say today was really well done and peaceful but also full of originality lol like this one
https://imgur.com/a/KWq1b9S
im proud of them :3
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