Algerian army chief general Ahmed Gaid Salah and President Abdelaziz Bouteflika
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Algeria’s army chief called for several decades of demonstrations and protests, President Barack Obama, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, to be declared ‘impossible’ for the cause of illness. News Agency AFP reported Ahmed Gaid Salah said in an interview on TV it is important that a solution to get rid of Algeria’s response to the legal demands of the people of Algeria, Who guarantees the respect to the provisions of the Constitution and enhances the sovereignty of the state. Chief of Staff Imagine the Leader of the Algerian President Ahmed Gaid Salah further added that the solution is in Article 102 of the Constitution under which the Parliament may term ‘disqualified’ when the President is unable to perform the duties due to severe illness. He said that this move will also make the way of holding elections in the coming months.
It was believed that Algerian 82-year-old President was hit by a stroke in 2013, after which he used Wheelchair to move on. And even in public places appear very few. Algeria President has also visited France and Switzerland for many times. Last month, despite the concerns about the capability of his rule, he expressed his intention to participate in the election for the fifth term. After the announcement of the President, demonstrations started by thousands of people on the streets of Algeria. Later, he announced a surprise visit to the 11th run in the race after the withdrawal of medical check-up in Switzerland. However, he also suspended the elections, which caused more intensity to protest the protesters.
President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been criticized due to the rule despite being part of a decade of civil war fighting in Algeria. The current constitutional term of his presidency will end on April 28. The protesters welcomed the army chief’s demand, a student in the demonstration said Algerian leaders think we will defeat, nevertheless, we will demonstrate here every Tuesday till they leave the post.
