Ali Laskri, coordinator of the Presidential Instance of the Socialist Forces Front (FFS), delivered a political conference at the Boghni communal hall of festivities on Thursday evening. The event was attended by Hakim Belahcel, the party's national first secretary, and several high-ranking officials, including the coordinator of the Tizi-Ouzou CAF. Laskri emphasized the significance of the popular movement in preventing a process prepared by the authorities from taking place.
Laskri highlighted the achievements of the popular movement, stating that without it, the process prepared by the power would have occurred. He warned against current maneuvers aimed at breaking the citizen's dynamic to impose a clan alternative. The FFS coordinator stressed that democratic life is in danger due to attempts to discredit political parties, which are essential for building a democratic alternative.
The FFS proposed a national conference to achieve a public political pact, transcending divergences between political actors and the popular movement. Laskri called for a response to the people's appeal for a second republic, following the alleged suffering of a first republic where freedoms were confiscated. He urged militants and citizens to continue mobilizing for the election of a constituent assembly and the advent of a second republic.
Laskri addressed current issues, reiterating his call against the criminalization of political acts and settling scores. He criticized deputies who refuse to resign, considering them complicit with the system. The FFS coordinator emphasized that change will not be achieved with a clan alternative but with a genuine democratic alternative.
Laskri stated that the FFS remains available to accompany the people in their quest for freedom and change in a system that seeks to stifle their voice. He mentioned that the party is affected by "missionaries" without specifying them. The event was an opportunity for the FFS to reaffirm its commitment to democratic change and citizen participation.
The conference in Boghni was part of the FFS's efforts to engage with citizens and promote its vision for Algeria's political future. Laskri's speech was an appeal to the people to remain mobilized and to work towards a more democratic and inclusive system. The FFS coordinator emphasized the need for a collective approach to address the country's challenges.
The FFS's proposal for a national conference aims to bring together various stakeholders to discuss Algeria's political crisis and find a way forward. The party's initiative seeks to promote a democratic and peaceful resolution to the crisis, emphasizing the importance of citizen participation and engagement.
Key points
- The FFS party coordinator Ali Laskri calls for a national conference to address Algeria's political crisis and promote democratic change.
