Algeria - Solidar
Algeria - Solidar
Algeria - Solidar
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A N N E X E S<br />
Annex 1: Timeline<br />
5 October 1988: Riots are staged by young people in Algiers and other large cities (500<br />
casualties)<br />
23 February 1989: New Constitution; inauguration of multi-party democracy<br />
12 June 1990: Municipal elections; FIS victory<br />
25 May 1991: FIS calls for an unlimited general strike, protest marches and the occupation<br />
of public squares in Algiers<br />
5 June 1991: Proclamation of the state of siege; a curfew is declared and the parliamentary<br />
elections slated to take place at the end of the month are postponed<br />
26 December 1991: FIS wins the first round of parliamentary elections<br />
11 January 1992: President Chadli Benjedid resigns; the electoral process is suspended<br />
9 February 1992: Beginning of the state of emergency<br />
14 June 1992: President Mohamed Boudiaf is assassinated<br />
16 November 1995: President Liamine Zéroual is elected<br />
28 November 1996: New Constitution<br />
11 September 1998: President Zéroual resigns<br />
15 April 1999: President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is elected<br />
13 July 1999: Enactment of the law on civil harmony<br />
10 January 2000: Proclamation of the decree on harmony<br />
April 2001: ‘Kabylian Black Spring’ (126 casualties)<br />
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