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Rassemblement national démocratique

The Algerian Democratic National Rally, known by its French acronym RND (Rassemblement National Démocratique), is a political party in Algeria that was established in 1997. Emerging during a tumultuous period in Algeria's history, marked by a devastating civil war, the RND was seen as an effort to consolidate support for the then-newly elected President Liamine Zéroual, although it has since evolved in the context of Algerian politics.

The RND positions itself as a centrist party, advocating for a blend of social conservatism and economic liberalism. It supports the strength…  Lire la suiteening of state institutions, the rule of law, and the promotion of social stability and national unity. The party is known for its pro-government stance, often aligning with the policies and initiatives of the ruling establishment. This alignment has made it a key player in Algeria's political landscape, participating in various coalition governments and supporting the presidency.

Mouvement de la Société pour la Paix

The Algerian Movement of Society for Peace, often abbreviated as MSP, is a political party in Algeria that operates within the framework of Islamic democracy. Founded in the early 1990s, following the legalization of political parties in Algeria, the MSP emerged from the movement of the Society for Peace, which itself was rooted in the Islamic cultural and political revival that swept through many parts of the Muslim world during the latter half of the 20th century. The party seeks to integrate Islamic principles with modern governance, advocating for a society where these values inform polic…  Lire la suitey and law.

Front du futur

The Algerian Future Front, known in French as Front de l'Avenir Algérien (FAA), is a political party in Algeria that emerged in the context of the country's evolving political landscape. The party positions itself as a progressive force aiming to address the diverse needs and aspirations of the Algerian population. Its foundation is rooted in the desire to bring about political, economic, and social reforms that align with the principles of democracy, justice, and equality.

The values of the Algerian Future Front are centered around the promotion of democratic governance and…  Lire la suite the establishment of a transparent, accountable political system that respects the rule of law. The party advocates for the protection of human rights and individual freedoms, emphasizing the importance of freedom of expression, assembly, and the press as cornerstones of a vibrant democracy.

Rassemblement pour la culture et la démocratie

The Algerian Rally for Culture and Democracy (Rassemblement pour la Culture et la Démocratie, RCD) is a secularist and Berberist political party in Algeria. Established in the late 1980s, following the relaxation of single-party rule in Algeria, the RCD has positioned itself as a staunch advocate for democracy, secularism, and the promotion of Amazigh (Berber) culture and language within the Algerian state. The party emerged in a context of political liberalization and was part of the broader movement towards multiparty democracy in Algeria.

The RCD's values are deeply rooted in…  Lire la suite the belief that Algeria's diversity, particularly its Berber heritage, should be celebrated and protected within the framework of a democratic and secular state. The party argues that the state should not favor any one religion and should ensure the separation of religion from political life, advocating for a secular approach to governance. This stance places the RCD at odds with Islamist parties and movements within Algeria that seek to increase the role of Islam in public and political life.

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Parti des travailleurs

The Algerian Workers' Party, known in French as Parti des Travailleurs (PT), is a political party in Algeria that adheres to a socialist ideology. Founded in 1990 by Louisa Hanoune, the party positions itself as a defender of workers' rights and advocates for the interests of the working class and the economically marginalized segments of Algerian society. The PT's values are deeply rooted in the principles of socialism, which include the promotion of social justice, equality, and the redistribution of wealth to ensure a fairer society for all citizens.

The Algerian Workers'…  Lire la suite; Party is committed to fighting against neoliberal economic policies, which it views as detrimental to the welfare of the working class and conducive to the exploitation of labor. It opposes privatization of state-owned enterprises and advocates for the preservation of public sector jobs, viewing the state as a crucial actor in the protection of workers' rights and the provision of social services. The party also emphasizes the importance of national sovereignty and is critical of foreign intervention in Algeria's domestic affairs.