Free lists offer refuge for marginalized voices
As the local elections approach on November 28, 2026, politically marginalized activists are turning to form independent lists to run for office, despite not belonging to major political parties. These independent lists are seen as an opportunity for political participation outside the pressures and exclusion often associated with party politics, as they have managed to present a greater number of lists compared to the FLN party in the Tizi Ouzou province. The process has also involved participation from former and current leaders, as well as local elected officials. Additionally, independent lists have been created by activists from traditional parties such as the FLN and the Movement of Society for Peace, with the aim of overcoming electoral hurdles and operating within a democratic framework.
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