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Record voter turnout in Algeria elections at 21.24%; National Liberation Front wins 90 seats
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- Voter turnout in Algeria's parliamentary elections on July 2 was 21.24%, marking the lowest participation rate in the country's history.
- The National Liberation Front emerged as the leading party, securing 90 seats in the new parliament.
- The National Democratic Rally followed in second place with 73 seats, while the El Moustakbal Front claimed 59 seats.
- The elections were characterized by record levels of abstention among the electorate.
- No details were provided regarding the reasons behind the low voter turnout.
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Αλγερία: Ρεκόρ αποχής στις εκλογές – Πρώτο κόμμα το Εθνικό Απελευθερωτικό Μέτωπο με 90 βουλευτές
CNN Greece· 15 days ago
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Ρεκόρ αποχής στις βουλευτικές εκλογές στην Αλγερία, ψήφισε μόλις το 21,24%: Πρώτο κόμμα το Εθνικό Απελευθερωτικό Μέτωπο με 90 βουλευτές
Proto Thema· 15 days ago
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Αλγερία: Ρεκόρ αποχής στις εκλογές – Πρώτο κόμμα το Εθνικό Απελευθερωτικό Μέτωπο με 90 βουλευτές
Naftemporiki· 15 days ago