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2010-2011 Algerian protests: President Abdelaziz Bouteflika addresses the nation and pledges reforms amid weeks of protests. 2011-04-15
Algerian police and security forces attempt to prevent the people from participating in the illegal march for democracy and change in Algiers. 2011-02-12
A peaceful protest occurs at the initiative of the National Coordination for Change and Democracy in Algeria in Paris against Algerian police brutality, forced disappearances and the state of emergency that the regime has imposed upon the country. 2011-02-12
The Algerian government shuts down the internet as tear gas and plastic bullets are deployed and journalists, especially those seen with cameras, targeted by state-sponsored thugs. 2011-02-12
Thousands of riot police crack down on those protesting against the ruling Bouteflika regime. Protesters chant "Bouteflika out!" [http:--www.guardian.co.uk-world-2011-feb-12-algerian-riot-police-protest-algiers ("The Guardian")] [http:--www.gulf-times.com-site-topics-article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=415815&version=1&template_id=57&parent_id=56 ("Gulf Times")] [https:--www.nytimes.com-2011-02-13-world-africa-13algeria.html ("The New York Times")] [https:--www.youtube.com-watch?v=HltzgRQYjgM (euronews)] [https:--www.telegraph.co.uk-news-worldnews-africaandindianocean-algeria-8320273-Algerian-protesters-clash-with-police.html "(The Daily Telegraph)"]2011-02-12
The opposition says approximately 5,000 people took part in today's attempt to bring down the Bouteflika regime. 2011-02-12
Thousands of people, inspired by the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, take to the streets of Algiers to protest against their own regime and to call for the removal of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika. 2011-02-12
A demonstration occurs from the streets of Montreal in Canada to the front of the Algerian consulate as people, including many Tunisians and Egyptians, join international calls for Abdelaziz Bouteflika's resignation. 2011-02-12
2010–2011 Algerian protests: President Abdelaziz Bouteflika vows to lift the country's state of emergency, in force since 1992, in the "very near future". 2011-02-3