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Algeria's opposition rejects elections, calls for transition

Demonstrators hold flags and banners demanding the departure of Algeria's ruling elite, a month after the downfall of President Abdelaziz Bouteflik, during an anti-government protest in Algiers, Algeria, May 3, 2019. (Photo by Reuters)

Kamel Mansari
Press TV, Algiers

Opposition leaders in Algeria reject dialogue with interim president to overcome the country’s months-long crisis. The opposition is calling for a transition period during which different players find consensus to overcome the existing chaos. Kamel Mansari reports from Algiers.

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