ALGIERS: Algeria’s legislative elections saw a record-low turnout, with just 21 percent of the 25-million electorate casting ballots, as the incumbent National Liberation Front won the most seats, the election board said on Monday. The FLN secured 90 of the parliament’s 407 seats in the July 2 poll, which was marred by public apathy and controversy over the government’s disqualification of roughly a third of would-be candidates.

La decima elezione parlamentare dall'indipendenza registra la partecipazione più bassa di sempre. Tra crisi economica, sfiducia nelle istituzioni e restrizioni delle libertà,…

Algeria's ruling National Liberation Front has emerged as the largest party in parliament after legislative elections marked by a record-low voter turnout of just 21 percent. The…

ALGIERS: Algeria’s legislative elections saw a record-low turnout, with just 21 percent of the 25-million electorate casting ballots, as the incumbent National Liberation Front…