Late last week, Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika claimed victory once again with a little over 80 percent of the country's vote, setting in motion a fourth five-year term for the ailing North African leader. On the surface, Bouteflika's solid win should be in line with what energy consumer governments in the West would have hoped for, offering consistency and apparent stability for one of Africa's largest oil and gas producers.
Bouteflika Wins Fourth Term in Algeria
- Bouteflika Camp Claims Polls Win
- President Bouteflika Turns Up to Vote As Election Hit By Low Turnout
- Algerians Vote in Presidential Election
- Algeria Votes in Tense Election
- Authorities Urged to Allow Reporters to Cover Election Freely
- VIDEO: Algeria's Bouteflika Sworn In For Fourth Term: State TV
- Bouteflika Wins Fourth Term
Algerian Protests Broken Up
- Ailing Bouteflika Votes in Algerian Presidential Election, Protests Broken Up
- Algerian Authorities Crack Down on Protesters As Election Nears
- VIDEO: Algerian Police Break Up Anti-Government Protest Before Election
- VIDEO: New Anti-Bouteflika Group Livens Up Algeria Campaign
- Algeria's Bouteflika Seeks Reelection in Presidential Polls
- Algeria Prepares to Vote
- Ailing President Expected to Win Election
- Algerian Candidates Differ On Morocco Question
- Pre-Election Clampdown Exposes 'Gaping Holes' in Human Rights Record
President Favourite in Algerian Election
- Ailing President Expected to Win Election
- Algerian Candidates Differ On Morocco Question
- Al-Qaeda Propaganda Targets Algeria Vote
- The Algerian Presidential Elections - the Burlesque, the Tragicomic and the Farcical
- Govt Mobilises Troops to Secure Election
- Violence Mars Algeria Campaign
- Thousands Join Unprecedented Rally
- Presidential Campaign Gets Off to Slow Start
