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The Algerian presidential candidate, Rachid Nkaz, left the balcony of his office near the central post office of the capital to join the demonstrators in the middle of the songs.
However, security forces were waiting for the presidential candidate under the balcony to prevent him, in his condemnation of Rashid's campaign director, that he qualifies as "police crackdown on protesters and protesters." attack the presidential candidate, just to express his support for protests of popular rejection aimed at extending the power of Bouteflika ".
Nkaz's campaign stated that "his candidate was arrested during the protesters' protest who rejected Bouteflika … The police fired tear gas against the protesters who surrounded him to disperse them, before he was arrested. be taken to his office by force.
Algeria organized Friday for the fifth time in a row major rallies in the capital and several states to protest against the candidacy of incumbent President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Authorities prevented the protesters from reaching the perimeter of the government headquarters and the presidential palace, after placing concrete barriers and trucks with watering pipes to deal with protests, also firing bombs. gas.
On Feb. 10, Bouteflika announced his candidacy for the next presidential election, in response to "calls from his supporters," promising Algerians to hold a conference to agree on "deep reforms" in the past. he carried it away.
Since then, the country is witnessing a popular movement and asking Bouteflika to withdraw, but he called in a letter to the Algerians to "continue" to progress despite the adherence of his supporters to his candidacy.
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