Algeria's Presidential Election Sees Low Enthusiasm as Tebboune Seeks Second Term
Despite widespread apathy and calls for high voter turnout, President Tebboune is expected to easily win re-election.
- Algerians are voting in a presidential election with little suspense as President Tebboune is expected to win.
- The election follows a period of pro-democracy protests that ousted the previous president in 2019.
- Turnout is a major concern, with many voters feeling disillusioned by the political process.
- Opposition candidates Cherif and Aouchiche have not posed significant challenges to Tebboune.
- Analysts suggest the election results will likely maintain the status quo in Algerian politics.
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