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	Algerian presidential election, 2004 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The incumbent president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, was re-elected with 85.0 percent of the vote.
		Ali Benflis: candidate of the originally socialist ex-sole-party Front for National Liberation (FLN)
		Ali Faouzi Rebaine: candidate of the Ahd 54 Party
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Algerian_presidential_election,_2004 (272 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Region \| Taking Algeria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		According to the final results announced Monday, the president received a staggering 86.5 per cent of the votes, formalising an enormous gap between him and his rivals.
		Ali Ben Flis, his former prime minister, was considered Bouteflika's main competitor given the president's relentless efforts to weaken his position over the past few months.
		It was something of a blow, therefore, that Ben Flis, secretary-general of the powerful National Liberation Front (FLN) -- which endured a major split in its ranks between Flis's supporters and Bouteflika's -- received only 6.42 per cent of the votes.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2004/686/re3.htm (1123 words)

	FRIDE - The elections have changed little in Algeria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ali Benflis, the FLN reformer obtained just under 8% of the votes, whilst Abdallah Djaballah, the moderate Islamist, and SaÃ¯d Sadi, the Kabyle democrat, obtained about 5% and 2% respectively.
		In addition, Ali Benflis, Bouteflikaâs former Prime Minister, also decided to join the presidential race on a platform of social and economic reforms, thus introducing an element of competition inside the nationalist camp.
		In the end, the pre-electoral strategy of the ruling elite proved to be remarkably successful as it led to the non-participation of the main challengers of the status quo.
	www.fride.org /eng/Publications/Publication.aspx?Item=467 (2800 words)

	Algerians vote in new-look presidential election
		Bouteflika's other challengers are Louisa Hanoune, a Trotskyite who is Algeria's first woman presidential candidate, radical Islamist Abdallah Djaballah and Ali Fawzi Rebaine, head of a small nationalist party.
		Samir Bousaadouna, 32, said he had taken the opportunity to cast a "protest vote" against the status quo he feels is represented by both Bouteflika and Benflis, in the hope that the election will go to a second round.
		He voted for outsider Rebaine, who has pledged to beat corruption and reform the judicial system, under which Rebaine himself, as well as two other candidates, Hanoune and Sadi, have spent time behind bars.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1113889/posts (938 words)

	Lebanonwire.com \| And then there were 5: Bouteflika should win in Algeria
		Until recently, in addition to Ali Benflis, the secretary-general of the National Liberation Front (FLN), another nine high-profile individuals had announced they would run for the Algerian presidential election next April 8.
		All have admitted that their efforts may lead nowhere because the incumbent president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, controls both the administrative apparatus that organizes and runs elections and the ability to allocate state funds to local municipalities whose support he seeks.
		On Tuesday, however, the Constitutional Council rejected the candidacy of all but six contenders because they had not met the requirement of garnering 75,000 citizen signatures for their candidacies from 28 of the 48 wilayats, or governorships, or from 600 elected officials.
	www.lebanonwire.com /0403/04030615DS.asp (1194 words)

	iafrica.com \| news \| world news Algerian President Bouteflika re-elected
		Giving the official results from Thursday's presidential poll in the north African country, the minister told a packed press conference that Ali Benflis, Bouteflika's former right-hand man who was seen as the main challenger, garnered 7.93 percent.
		Abdallah Djaballah, a radical Islamist candidate, came third, with 4.84 percent, according to the official results.
		In fourth place was Said Sadi, head of the Rally for Culture and Democracy, with 1.93 percent, followed by Trotskyite Louisa Hanoune with 1.16 percent and nationalist Ali Fawzi Rebaine with 0.64 percent.
	iafrica.com /news/worldnews/315330.htm (228 words)

	AISA - Electronic Monograph: Algeria: A Second Term for Bouteflika
		Critics have suggested that the national media was supportive of the incumbent president, despite the fact that the national television channel also featured opposition leaders for the purpose of political debate.
		The official results were as follows: 84.99% to Abdelaziz Bouteflika; 6.42% to Ali Benflis; 5.02% to Abdallah Djabalah; 1.49% to Said Sadi; 1% to Louisa Hannoun; and 0.63% to Fawzi Rabaine.
		As far as Fawzi Rabaine was concerned, he was virtually unknown to Algerians.
	www.ai.org.za /electronic_monograph.asp?ID=23 (1998 words)

	IOL: Car horns 'announce' Bouteflika's re-election
		Fawzi told AFP that the Bouteflika campaign's independent projections gave the incumbent some 70 percent of the vote, with radical Islamist candidate Abdallah Djaballah a distant second among the five supposed also-rans.
		Bouteflika's other challengers are Louisa Hanoune, a Trotskyite who is Algeria's first woman presidential candidate, and Ali Fawzi Rebaine, head of a small nationalist party.
		A young Bouteflika supporter told AFP that the landslide result for Bouteflika had been recorded "even in Kabylie", the homeland of Algeria's Berber minority, who are overtly hostile to Bouteflika, accusing him of authorizing a crackdown on anti-government riots in the region three years ago.
	www.iol.co.za /index.php?click_id=68&art_id=qw1081485180706B242&set_id=1 (884 words)

	Islam Online- News Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The final candidate, Ali Fawzi Rebaine of a nationalist party, Ahd 54, was officially credited with 0.64 percent of the votes.
		Benflis had been seen as the serious challenger to Bouteflika in the first Algerian poll to have aroused hopes of a genuinely democratic election in the country's troubled history.
		Fawzi said the Bouteflika campaign's independent tally gave the incumbent some 70 percent of the vote, with Djaballah a distant second, according to AFP.
	www.islamonline.net /English/News/2004-04/09/article01.shtml (752 words)

	Algerian president wins re-election in landslide as rivals cry foul
		Bouteflika reaped 83.5 percent of a vote that was expected to be a hard-fought duel with his former right-hand man Ali Benflis, who scored a mere 7.93 percent in results announced Friday.
		Interior Minister Fazid Zerhouni, in announcing the results, categorically rejected the possibility of fraud, arguing that every possible measure was taken to guarantee a free and fair vote.
		Djaballah came in third with 4.84 percent, and fifth and sixth place went to Trotskyite Louisa Hanoune -- the first woman to stand for president in Algeria or anywhere in the Arab world -- with 1.16 percent and nationalist Ali Fawzi Rebaine with 0.64 percent.
	www.terradaily.com /2004/040409223200.g53sx7uh.html (711 words)

	Mail & Guardian Online:
		Bouteflika's top challenger, Ali Benflis, has plenty of ammunition, having been the president's close ally and head of government before being sacked last May over deep policy differences.
		Stumping in Tizi Ouzou, the main city of Kabylie, on the last day of the campaign on Monday, Benflis observed a minute of silence for the 100 or so victims of the 2001 unrest, known as the Black Spring, and pledged to make their demands a priority.
		Likewise appealing to the downtrodden, the one radical Islamist candidate in the running, Abdallah Djaballah, expressed sympathy Monday for "the suffering people" and said Algeria is "capable, with the riches it possesses, to guarantee work for all".
	www.mg.co.za /articledirect.aspx?area=/breaking_news/breaking_news__africa&articleid=46089 (733 words)

	Trouble feared as Bouteflika's supporters claim victory
		The jubilation of his supporters came even as Bouteflika's five challengers alleged massive fraud on the part of the ruling establishment.
		Three opposition candidates, including former prime minister Ali Benflis of the National Liberation Front (FLN), Said Sadi of the Movement for Culture and Democracy (RCD) and Abdallah Djaballah of the radical Islamist National Reform Movement (MRN) ruled out the possibility of any candidate pulling a first-round majority.
		Besides Benflis, Sadi and Djaballah, other opposition candidates challenging Bouteflika at the election are Labour Party leader and first-ever female presidential bidder Louisa Hanoune, and Ali Fawzi Rebaine, chairman of the nationalist Ahd-54 party.
	www.panapress.com /freenews.asp?code=eng037677&dte=09/04/2004 (310 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Region \| Rallying against the leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		They include an Islamist, Abdallah Gaballah, head of the Islah Party; a woman, Louisa Hanoun, spokesperson for the left-wing Workers' Party; and a Berber leader, Said Saadi head of the Rally for Culture and Democracy (RCD) Party.
		Technically, these four, in addition to former prime minister under Bouteflika, Ali Ben Flis, secretary-general of the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) and Ali-Fawzi Rebaine, head of the nationalist party Ahd 54, were the only candidates who qualified under the strict conditions of the presidential electoral law.
		According to this law, candidates are required to collect 75,000 signatures in 25 of Algeria's 48 provinces, with a minimum of 1,500 from each one.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2004/684/re5.htm (1079 words)

	Algerian president wins re-election in landslide as rival cries foul
		Giving the official results from Thursday's presidential poll in the north African country, the minister told a packed press conference that Ali Benflis, Bouteflika's former right-hand man who was seen as his top challenger, garnered 7.93 percent.
		Zerhouni announced Friday that Djaballah, a radical Islamist candidate, had come in third with 4.84 percent, while Siad Sadi, head of the Rally for Culture and Democracy, scored 1.93 percent.
		Trailing in the dust were Trotskyite Louisa Hanoune -- the first woman to stand for president in Algeria or anywhere in the Arab world -- with 1.16 percent and nationalist Ali Fawzi Rebaine with 0.64 percent.
	www.terradaily.com /2004/040409112455.lm2xo7in.html (586 words)

	Algeria: Angus Reid Consultants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		His party was the prevalent political organization in Algeria since 1962, but Benflis has been affected by a lawsuit initiated by a splinter group.
		Three other candidates were nominated: Said Sadi of the RCD, human rights activist Ali Fawzi Rebain and Louisa Hanoune of the Parti du Travail (PTâ”Workersâ Party), the first female presidential contender in the history of the country.
		Algeria has been politically unstable since 1991, when parliamentary elections that would have resulted in a victory for the Front Islamique du Salut (FISâ”Islamic Salvation Front) were annulled.
	www.angus-reid.com /tracker/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewItem&itemID=1742 (862 words)

	Islam Online- News Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		And nationalist candidate Ali Fawzi Rebaine put his name to a statement by all five of Bouteflika's rivals alleging that “the first signs of plans for fraud” were already visible.
		Rebaine said Bouteflika let the door wide open to his entourage taking up sensitive posts in the country.
		Leader of the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) Abassi Madani and his deputy Ali Belhadj rather prefer to wait and see the vote results.
	islamonline.net /English/News/2004-04/08/article02.shtml (869 words)

	:: MEDEA :: ALGERIA, Elections and Parliament
		In the last legislative elections, the National Liberation Front, led by Ali Benflis since September 2001, won an overwhelming majority of seats.
		Ali Kafi was then nominated Chairman of the Council, promising a democratic system based on consensus and a modern, efficient state based on social justice.
		Six candidates were running for the elections: Abdelaziz Bouteflika; Ali Benflis, Secretary General of the FLN; Abdallah Djaballah, chief of Reformist party Islah; Saïd Sadi, president of the Rally for Culture and Democracy (RDC); Louisa Hanoune, spokeswoman for the Workers Party (PT); and Ali Fawzi Rebaïne, chief of a small nationalist party called Ahd.
	www.medea.be /index.html?page=2&lang=en&doc=13 (1934 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Other candidates for April 8 presidential election are Abdallah Djaballah, Louisa Hanoune, Said Sadi, Ali-Fawzi Rebaine.
		ALGIERS - Five opponents will challenge Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika in an April presidential election, including his chief political opponent former prime minister Ali Benflis, the Constitutional Council announced Monday.
		Benflis is secretary general of the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN), which has been split into pro-Benflis and pro-Bouteflika factions.
	www.middle-east-online.com /english?id=9099=9099&format=0 (401 words)

	Aljazeera.Net - Boutaflika accused of rigging election (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The campaign team of Algeria's first woman to run for president, far-left candidate Louisa Hanun, put out a separate statement saying "it cannot be ruled out that fraud may tarnish the credibility of this election."
		And nationalist candidate Ali Fawzi Rebaine put his name to a statement by all five of Boutaflika's rivals alleging that "the first signs of plans for fraud" were already visible.
		The swirling charges as the clock ticks down to Thursday's polls are reminiscent of the atmosphere ahead of the 1999 election that brought Bouteflika to power.
	english.aljazeera.net /NR/exeres/74AD09F9-3D96-4E8B-A2EF-9EBDF4D52D7D.htm (692 words)

	Arab News
		He then received 73.8 percent of the vote, with the rest of the ballots cast for the “non-candidates”.
		Benflis and two other opponents, Said Sadi and Abdellah Djaballah, warned late Tuesday that what they called “the president’s clan” may be working to cheat and announce a Bouteflika victory “with 53 to 55 percent of the vote” in the first round.
		Western diplomats expected the poll in the vast, oil and gas-rich North African country to be the freest since its independence from France in 1962 and underline its return to the international fold under Bouteflika.
	www.arabnews.com /services/print/print.asp?artid=42770&d=9&m=4&y=2004&hl=Scattered (752 words)

	Bouteflika Foes Talk of Plot on Election Eve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Bouteflika’s five challengers for the presidency, as well as the European Parliament’s observer mission, agree that a first-round victory by Bouteflika, given the apparent distribution of support among the six candidates, would raise suspicions.
		A joint communiqué issued Tuesday by the president’s three main rivals — his former right-hand man Ali Benflis, Islamic candidate Abdallah Djaballah and Said Sadi, a secularist — alleged a “plot” was being hatched in which Bouteflika’s camp would claim victory with 53 to 55 percent of the vote before all the ballots were counted.
		Nationalist Ali Fawzi Rebaine put his name to a statement by all five of Bouteflika’s rivals alleging that “the first signs of plans for fraud” were already visible.
	www.arabnews.com /?page=4§ion=0&article=42728&d=8&m=4&y=2004 (781 words)

	DW-WORLD.DE - Jamusanci
		Amma muhimmin abu a wannan karon shi ne kasancewar sojoji dake taka muhimmiyar rawa a zaben shugaban kasar Aljeriya sun yi alkawarin daukar wani matsayi na babu ruwana, sannan shi kuma shugaba Bouteflika ya amince da ‚yan kallo masu zaman kansu da zasu sa ido akan zaben.
		Akwai abubuwa da dama dake nuna cewar ba tabbas a game da nasarar shugaban mai ci a yanzu, saboda zai fuskanci mummunar kalubala daga tsofon P/M Ali Bin Flies dake daya daga cikin ‚yan takarar zaben da suka fito daga bangarori dabam-dabam.
		Daga cikinsu kuwa har da wata mai fafutukar neman ‚yancin mata da kuma wani dan takara na kabilar Berber, sai kuma Ali Fawzi Rebaine, mai sassaucin ra'ayin manufofin addini dake shugabancin jam'iyyar Ahd 54, wato shekarar 1954 da aka gabatar da yakin neman ‚yancin kan Aljeriya.
	www2.dw-world.de /hausa/gesellschaft/1.69677.1.html (414 words)

	Ali Fawzi Rebaine - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
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	Islam Online- News Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Bouteflika is considered the frontrunner while former Prime Minister Ali Benflis is seen as his main challenger.
		Many Algerians say they will vote for Bouteflika, the BBC correspondent said.
		The Islamic candidate Jaballah accused the MSP of hypocrisy for “selling the Islamic cause off cheap on auction”.
	www.islamonline.net /English/News/2004-04/08/article02.shtml (869 words)

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