
	Where results make sense

Topic: Louiza Hanoun

	L’effet Louiza Hanoune
		Le Parti des Travailleurs de Louiza Hanoune, précédemment représenté par seulement 04 députés dans la deuxième chambre parlementaire, a fait une remarquable percée lors du scrutin du 30 mai, ce qui lui permet d’en avoir maintenant 21 dans la nouvelle APN.
		Ce score, pour tout dire, inattendu par son ampleur, est le résultat d’une campagne électorale que Louiza Hanoune et son parti avaient menée sous le signe de la conviction dans leurs principes doctrinaux et du courage dans leurs prises de position.
		Louiza Hanoune et son parti recueille, aujourd’hui, l’adhésion électorale parce que, contrairement aux partis «démocrates», ils n’ont ni renié leurs principes passés, ni décrété que la démocratie en Algérie ne pouvait fleurir qu’à l’ombre des baïonnettes.
	www.algeria-watch.org /farticle/elections_02/effet_hanoun.htm (346 words)

	Marxism message, Algeria
		On Algeria: My only knowledge is of the PT, the section of the lambertist group in Algeria.
		Louisa Hanoune was elected to parliament back in 1998, and in The organizer for february/march 1998 there appeared a double page spread by Saoudi Rached entitled Bakarat!
		hanoune and three other PT leaders were elected to what themselves called a fradulent parliament with a 30% abstention rate.
	archives.econ.utah.edu /archives/marxism/2001/msg03386.htm (628 words)

	Reactions to Barak, Bouteflika meeting continue
		The Islamic Renaissance Movement asserted the importance of achieving normalization with Israel by restoring the usurped lands and rights of the people of the region.
		Meanwhile, Louiza Hanoun, leader of Labor Party, said the relations of Algeria with Israel should be improved through developments in the peace process.
		Bouteflika has decisively opposed the idea of normalizing relations with Israel and said that the meeting with Barak cannot be a start for normalization, saying it was a coincidence.
	www.arabicnews.com /ansub/Daily/Day/990729/1999072922.html (141 words)

	Tim Blair: June 2003 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Louie Zervos, 32, of Sydney, wept outside the court after watching the trials of Mukhlas, the alleged overseer of the Bali bombings, and his alleged trusted lieutenant, Imam Samudra.
		Mr Zervos's sister, Louiza, of Marrickville, and his two cousins Dimmy Kotronakis, 27, and Elizabeth Kotronakis, 33, both of Blacktown, died in the blasts on October 12.
		Four Palestinian militants died late Sunday, apparently when a bomb they were planting went off in northern Gaza.
	timblair.spleenville.com /archives/2003_06.php (12219 words)

	cars - User:Sesel/Index of political forces
		National Liberation Front (FLN; led by Ali Benflis)
		Workers' Party (PT; trotskyist; led by Louiza Hanoun)
		Social Democratic Party (PSD; led by Jaume Bartumeu)
	www.carluvers.com /cars/User:Sesel/Index_of_political_forces (507 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)