Parties Await Electoral Approval
The article focused on the readiness of Algerian political parties to submit their electoral lists for the local elections scheduled for November 28. It indicated that the National Liberation Front was among the first parties to submit its lists, benefiting from the support of its broad popular base and adhering to standards of gender parity and youth representation. In contrast, the article highlighted that other parties, such as the Socialist Forces Front and the AFAHAVAS, are facing difficulties in collecting signatures and continue to criticize the electoral law, particularly regarding Article 184 and the procedures for listing candidates. This has led to a reduction in their representation and the number of lists submitted, with a significant decline compared to the 2017 elections, especially at the municipal level. Additionally, some parties expressed concerns about legal and administrative hurdles that affect their readiness to compete, amid criticisms of the method of listing candidates and its impact on the principle of power rotation.
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