Tens of thousands of Algerians demonstrated Friday for the second consecutive week since the contentious election of a new president, insisting on a total revamp of the political establishment.

Since February 22, the streets of the capital Algiers have been filled with protesters every Friday, first calling for the ouster of president Abdelaziz Bouteflika then pushing for a complete overhaul of the political system in place since Algeria’s 1962 independence from France.

Turnout at the marches has seen peaks and troughs over the months, but they swelled in recent weeks ahead of a presidential election to replace Bouteflika, which protesters saw as a ploy to ensure establishment insiders stayed in power.

On Friday, the demonstration seemed one of the smallest since the start of the unprecedented, peaceful uprising, with some protesters saying school and university holidays had kept people away.
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good for them

They discovered their strenght and power of protest...and its working for them.

This is treasonable felony and all these people must be locked up for planning to bring down a new government, what nonsense.
Where is DSS when you need them.
Sadly, it is only in Nigeria that such as act of protest against a government is regarded as treason and to think that some deluded Nigerians are in support f this tyranical government's activities is beyond me. It's okay to support Buhari, it's anyone's right, but it is foolish to support his impunity.

Long story short, power belongs to the people