Algerian supporters of a movement called Barakat (meaning in Arabic ‘That's enough’), campaigning for new leadership in Algeria, demonstrate holding banners and shouting slogans against Algeria's current President Bouteflika Abdelaziz running for a fourth term in the April 17 elections, outside the central school in downtown Algiers on March 27, 2014. The 77-year-old leader's decision to seek re-election despite serious health problems, which confined him to hospital in Paris for three months last year, has drawn heavy criticism not only in opposition ranks but also from some within the regime

Algerian supporters of a movement called Barakat (meaning in Arabic ‘That's enough’), campaigning for new leadership in Algeria, demonstrate holding banners and shouting slogans against Algeria's current President Bouteflika Abdelaziz running for a fourth term in the April 17 elections, outside the central school in downtown Algiers on March 27, 2014. The 77-year-old leader's decision to seek re-election despite serious health problems, which confined him to hospital in Paris for three months last year, has drawn heavy criticism not only in opposition ranks but also from some within the regime Stock Photo

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Algerian supporters of a movement called Barakat (meaning in Arabic ‘That's enough’), campaigning for new leadership in Algeria, demonstrate holding banners and shouting slogans against Algeria's current President Bouteflika Abdelaziz running for a fourth term in the April 17 elections, outside the central school in downtown Algiers on March 27, 2014. The 77-year-old leader's decision to seek re-election despite serious health problems, which confined him to hospital in Paris for three months last year, has drawn heavy criticism not only in opposition ranks but also from some within the regime. Photo by Ammi Louiza/ABACAPRESS.COM

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