Étiquette : armée algérienne

Algérie: l’opposition piégée ou quand le destin a battu «les cartes» de la fin d’un «système» !- par Amar Djerrad

On: 23/08/2019

In: Africa/Afrique, Afrique du Nord, Algérie, Analysis, Maghreb, Maghreb

Tagged: Afrique du Nord, Algérie, armée algérienne, Contestation, Contribution, Fausse opposition, Géopolitique, Hirak, Maghreb, Méditerranée méridionale, Méditerranée Occidentale, Opposition contrôlée, Partis politiques, Système politique

With: 19 Comments

Des opposants présumés du «système» qui se lamentent de sa proche disparition ? En ayant joué hypocritement le rôle, depuis des années, d’opposants parfois farouches au «système» politique, économique, social, ils n’avaient jamais cru à son possible effondrement ! Ils jouaient ce rôle, faisaient de la figuration, pour des citoyens qui lesContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

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Algérie: réunion d’un Conseil de sécurité restreint autour d’un incident lié au narcotrafic

By: Strategika51

On: 01/07/2016

In: Strategika51

Tagged: Actualités, Afrique du Nord, Algérie, armée algérienne, Géopolitique, Information, Maghreb

With: 2 Comments

Information quasiment passée inaperçue, la réunion en urgence d’un conseil de sécurité restreint sur la situation sécuritaire des frontières méridionales en Algérie il y près de 48 heures a donné lieu à nombre d’extrapolations, surtout après la diffusion d’un communiqué officiel très laconique et vague. Selon des indications recueillies, ilContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

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Feces-smeared fakes: Scientists use rubber hands in OCD therapy 09/01/2020
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NASA, Boeing probe software glitch that stopped astronaut capsule from reaching space station 07/01/2020
NASA is opening an independent investigation with Boeing over a software glitch that prevented its unmanned astronaut capsule from reaching the International Space Station in December, the agency said on Tuesday.

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