صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
Algeria –The political controversy escalated in Algeria following the announcement of the provisional results of the legislative elections, after opposition parties announced reservations about the conduct of the electoral process, while threatening to challenge a number of electoral districts, and calling for the opening of an investigation into the violations that they said accompanied the voting and counting process.
In the forefront of the objection parties, it expressedMovement of Society for Peaceexpressed its rejection of the provisional results, considering that they led to a reduction in its representation within the National People’s Assembly, after the number of its seats decreased from65 seatsDuring the previous term to43 seatsAccording to the preliminary results announced by the Independent National Elections Authority.
During a press conference, the head of the movement said,Abdel-Aali Hassani SharifHis party was ahead in a number of states during the counting process, before the results changed, as he put it, after the information network for the electoral process stopped for hours.
He added that the movement recorded progress in several states, including Medea, Oran, Tlemcen, Mostaganem, Constantine, Tebessa and El Oued, before the seat distribution data changed, indicating that the party will exhaust all legal procedures to appeal before the administrative judiciary in order to demand a review of the results.
Hassani Sharif linked the results to what he described as a crisis of political confidence, considering that the low participation rate reflects the widening phenomenon of electoral reluctance, holding the authorities responsible for this situation, and stressing that the institutions elected with a limited participation rate face challenges at the level of political representation.
In return, I welcomedRenaissance MovementUpon her return to Parliament after obtaining two seats, she in turn recorded observations regarding the organization of the electoral process, calling for developing mechanisms for managing future entitlements, unifying the application of legal texts, and addressing the imbalances that she said were recorded within a number of voting offices and centers.
The movement also considered that organizing the elections during the summer, and their coincidence with the baccalaureate exams and the FIFA World Cup finals, contributed to the decline in the participation rate, stressing that the continued electoral reluctance requires a broader political and institutional solution.
This controversy comes at a time when the Algerian authorities have not announced, up to now, any official position regarding the demands related to opening an investigation or reviewing the results, while the announced results remainTemporaryUntil the legal procedures related to the appeals are completed and decided by the competent judicial authorities.
Source:“My press”
