Algeria

1999

Wash. Post Does Algeria
4/11/99

New Boss Sworn In
4/27/99

4,000 Destitute Prisoners
To Finally Be Released
5/29/99

Amnesty Is A Nice Step
6/4/99

Truce/Reintegration???
6/5/99

Storm Troopers Crack
Down On Berbers
6/24/99

Pardon Proposed
7/4/99

The 1st To Surrender
7/14/99

Bombings
7/31/99

Bomb Kills 14 More
8/21/99


531 Amnesty Requests
10/6/99


More Violence
10/5/99


More Violence

More Violence
10/9/99

More Death
11/20/99

More Death
12/18/99

More Death
12/25/99

The blurb below is typical of U.S. 'news' reports.
Death squads are rarely mentioned. Dead bodies are rarely shown.
Swiss War Crimes Are Forgotten.



Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika speaks at a press conference
during a press conference at the Crans-Montana economic
forum in Switzerland, Saturday, June 26, 1999.
Bouteflika, who took office in April promising to make
national reconciliation his priority, said he would
resign if his amnesty plan for Muslim insurgents
is rejected by the Algerian people in a referendum.
The Algerian flag is seen at left.

(AP/Yahoo Photo/Fabrice Coffrini Monday 28 June, 6:25 PM ET)

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