Le retour de Abdelaziz Belkhadem à la tête du Front de libération nationale (FLN) ne fait pas que des heureux. Abdelkrim Abada, qui n’a jamais porté l’ancien secrétaire général dans son cœur, se prononce publiquement contre cette éventualité. Lui qui fut l’un des artisans de la fronde qui a mené à la chute de Belkhadem, juge impensable un tel retour et se dit prêt à tout mettre en œuvre pour l’en empêcher.
“Sudanese authorities should stop arresting people because of their real or perceived political views, release everyone arbitrarily detained, drop unfounded charges, and investigate allegations of detainee abuse”, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW).
In a news release today, HRW points to the dozens of opposition party members, students, and political activists detained by agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) in the lead up to, during, and after the national election of 13-16 April.
L’Algérie est une très mauvaise élève en matière de liberté d’après l’organisation Freedom House. L’ONG souligne un déclin des droits politiques et civils des citoyens dans le monde, en particulier en Algérie.
El presidente egipcio Abdel Fatah al Sisi se comprometió a organizar legislativas "antes de finalizar el año" y aseguró haber evitado una guerra civil que causaría "un daño terrible" a Europa, en declaraciones publicadas este miércoles, víspera de una visita oficial a España.
Los comicios legislativos "doy mi palabra de que se celebrarán antes de finalizar el año", afirmó el dirigente egipcio en una entrevista concedida en El Cairo al diario de centro-derecha español El Mundo.
Un policía ha muerto y otros dos han resultado heridos en el este de Bosnia por los disparos de un hombre que ha atacado una comisaría de policía al grito de “Allahu akbar” (“Dios es el más grande”, en árabe). La agresión se ha producido a primera hora de la noche del lunes en Zvornik, en la República Srpska, de mayoría serbobosnia –desde el fin de la guerra, país se divide en dos entidades: federación bosnio-croata y la República Srpska--.
The President of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated entity, Milorad Dodik, said his entity may withdraw from Bosnia's state-level security apparatus following an attack on a police station in the east of the country.
“Republika Srpska was shot at and we have right to defend ourselves, and we will defend ourselves,” Dodik said.
Flou, vide, répressif, général sont autant de qualificatifs utilisés par les députés pour désigner le projet de loi relatif aux activités et au marché du livre présenté hier à l’Assemblée par la ministre de la Culture, Mme Nadia Labidi. Habib Zagad de UDS, parti présidé par Karim Tabbou, pense que ce texte de loi consacre la régression de la liberté d’expression en Algérie.
Les députés menacent de créer un groupe parlementaire parallèle si le parti ne se dote pas d’une direction légitime.
La crise qui secoue le Front de libération nationale (FLN) s’installe définitivement au sein de l’Assemblée populaire nationale (APN). Dans une déclaration adressée hier à notre rédaction, des députés, appartenant à cette formation politique qui bat de l’aile, interpellent vivement le premier magistrat du pays, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, en lui demandant d’user de son poste de président d’honneur pour remettre le parti sur les rails.
Amid an upsurge in violence in Mali, the top United Nations official there today warned parties about the serious consequences their actions could have on the country's peace process.
"I urge the parties to immediately cease hostilities and to return to their positions. This resurgence of tensions imperils everybody's efforts to restore lasting peace in Mali," said Mongi Hamdi, the Secretary-General's Special Representative and head of the UN Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA).
The Egyptian cabinet’s drafting committee on Monday finished amending laws regulating parliamentary elections, Transitional Justice Minister Ibrahim El-Heneidy has said.
Amendments to the Parliamentary Elections Law and the Law of the Exercise of Political Rights were minimal, committee member Ali Awad said.
The Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC) ruled parts of the laws unconstitutional on 1 March, hence postponing long-delayed parliamentary elections originally scheduled for late March.
Les partis de l'opposition préconisent des élections législatives anticipées. Objectif: tenir l'ensemble des échéances électorales en une seule année et, partant, mesurer le niveau de popularité des formations politiques.
The National Election Commission (NEC) on Monday announced that incumbent President Omar Al Bashir has won the presidential election with 94,5 percent of the votes. Opposition parties, as well as independent candidates in the election, refuse to recognise the outcomes.
The head of the NEC, Dr Mukhtar El Asam, reported at a press conference at the Friendship Hall in Khartoum on Monday that Al Bashir won with 5,252,478 votes of the 6,091,412 votes cast in total.
El gobierno de Marruecos mostró hoy su satisfacción por la resolución que hoy aprobó el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU sobre el Sáhara Occidental, que "reafirma los logros de Marruecos en el proceso de facilitación de la ONU".
Al poco de conocerse la resolución, presentada por Estados Unidos y aprobada por unanimidad para prorrogar el mandato de la Minurso (misión de la ONU en el Sáhara) hasta el 30 de abril de 2016, el ministerio de Exteriores marroquí emitió un comunicado en el que considera que esa resolución recoge las principales demandas de Marruecos.
Dozens of students staged a sit-in at the market of El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, on Monday, in protest against the re-election of President Omar Al Bashir. In Khartoum, four students were detained on Sunday and Monday.
The protesters in El Obeid chanted slogans against the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) and the elections’ results, and called for overthrowing the regime in Khartoum, one of the students told Radio Dabanga.
In Khartoum, security agents detained Umran Faroug, a student of Bahri University and member of the Independent Student Congress, on Sunday.
El presidente de Sudán, Omar Hasán al Bashir, ha vencido en las elecciones presidenciales con un 94,05 por ciento del total de votos registrados, según ha informado el Comité Electoral este lunes.
Las elecciones se celebraron a principios de abril y estuvieron marcadas por el boicot de los principales grupos opositores. Al Bashir, que ha gobernado Sudán desde 1989, podría reforzar su influencia en los principales temas del país.
El expresidente de Egipto Hosni Mubarak ha solicitado a la población que respalde al actual mandatario, Abdelfatá Al-Sisi, asegurando que éste tendrá que adoptar "decisiones fatídicas" para el país, según ha informado el diario egipcio Al Ahram.
Mubarak, que fue derrocado en febrero de 2011 tras 18 días de protestas populares contra su régimen, ha aplaudido la labor del Ejército, argumentando que las Fuerzas Armadas "comprenden la santidad del territorio nacional".
Two of Turkey’s opposition parties have kicked-off their foreign election campaigns in Germany over the weekend, targeting the more than 2.7 million Turkish voters living abroad.
The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) initiated its foreign election campaign in the German city of Oberhausen, where MHP head Devlet Bahçeli slammed European leaders who used the word “genocide” to define the 1915 killing of Anatolian Armenians.
Bosnia's main Serbian party, the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, SNSD, on Saturday re-elected its leader, Milorad Dodik, at a party congress in Eastern Sarajevo for another four years.
The SNSD also elected other key party bodies and adopted several declarations, setting out its long-term strategic orientation. One called for a referendum for the independence of Bosnia’s Serbian-dominated entity, Republika Srpska, RS, in 2018, unless Bosnia’s political and administrative settlement under the original 1995 Dayton peace accord is restored by then.
US ambassador to Albania, Donald Lu said today that the list of candidates for the local government elections contains several names with possible criminal records.
This comes a few days after Mr. Lu had declared that the embassy would observe the candidates.
“We promised that we would look into the names of candidates, to see if they have been arrested before, in or outside of the country for different criminal offenses. We are happy with the candidate list, but we have concluded that some of the names in it may have criminal records”, Mr. Lu said today.
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