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Assessing The Elections

April 2004 | Political Risk Analysis

Incumbent president Abdelaziz Bouteflika won the April elections by an 83% margin. BMI View: These elections are not highly credible, particularly as the campaign process was heavily biased in Bouteflika's favour. Future stability depends on the president's success in reconciling political

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