The Front of Socialist Forces (FFS), the oldest opposition party in Algeria, described the Algerian authorities’ moves as “false solutions” to a real multidimensional crisis in the country.
Quoted by the Algerian media, the first national secretary of the FFS, Youcef Aouchiche, warned of “an imminent social explosion” because of the lack of solutions and the ignorance of popular calls for social justice.
In this sense, he denounced “the stubbornness of people in power, whose sole concern is to maintain the system and impose its choices and false solutions at each decisive phase in the country, regretting that this power ignores all the political initiatives to end the crisis.
He added that successive economic policies will end by failure as long as they are not based on a real economic consensus which must be the result of a broad political consensus.
For this FFS official, “the elections are not a priority, unlike the launch of a national dialogue”.
He indicated that the resolution of the crisis requires the initiation of a “national, inclusive and democratic” dialogue bringing together all the living forces of society with a view to drawing up a consensual roadmap to overcome the crisis.
While rejecting the legislative and local elections planned after the revision of the electoral law, he considered that this election is not a priority for the FFS which campaigns for a radical and peaceful change of the political system.
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