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  • Cables Wikileaks sur l'election de 2009.

    http://wikileaks.ca/cable/2009/04/09ALGIERS370.html
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    The government's management of pre-election and
    election-day activities demonstrated a carefully orchestrated
    strategy to control the process by using complicated
    procedural rules to maintain the outward appearance of
    transparency (ref A). The UN's Abdool Rahman told us on
    April 11 that Algeria's legal framework itself provided room
    for fraud: "For every concern we raised, the government could
    point to a rule in the elecTnQ;g1fEQUxwQ[action,"
    he said, adding, "We didn't have many good conversations."
    Abdool Rahman and his colleagues said the primary weakness of
    the process was the government's credibility as an impartial
    actor. He noted there was no role for civil society, or
    consultation with stakeholders outside the government or
    Bouteflika's administration. Even the institution charged
    with hearing complaints from candidates and voters, the
    National Commission for the Surveillance of the Presidential
    Election (CNES), was formed by the government and its
    chairman was appointed by President Bouteflika. "Civil
    society should have been in the lead." Abdool Rahman said he
    raised these concerns in a conversation with the vice
    president of the Constitutional Council, who agreed that
    opposition parties should have had more representation in
    electoral institutions. Another concern the UN team raised
    was that candidates, with the exception of Bouteflika, only
    had access to the media during the official campaign period
    of March 19 - April 7. Abdool Rahman added that throughout
    the election boycotting parties were prohibited from speaking
    up. AU observer Calixte Mbari shared the UN concern with
    media access: "It's too bad we couldn't be here to see the
    pre-campaign media environment," he told us, "that would have
    been interesting."
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