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Protesters in Algeria continued their move on the first Friday after the resignation of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, where they gathered in front of the People's Assembly (parliament), asking the President of the Council of the Nation, Abdelkader bin Saleh, to go.
Algerians have raised banners demanding that the army headquarters report on the entire Bouteflika regime, according to the Algerian "TSA".
After the resignation of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and the announcement of the vacancy of the presidency, following the popular protests in the country over the weeks, have drawn attention to the president of the country. National Assembly, likely successor of the resigning president, in accordance with the Constitution.
The Constitution of Algeria provides that the President of the Council of the Nation, Abdelkader Ben Saleh, performs the duties of head of state for up to 90 days, during which the presidential elections take place, as well as as the president of the country in charge of running for the presidency.
Algerian President Bouteflika announced Tuesday evening (2 April) his resignation from the presidency shortly before the end of his fourth term and officially informed the president of the Constitutional Council that he would end his mandate as President of the Republic to the result of peaceful popular demonstrations organized since February 22 demanding the resignation of the president. His system
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