Algeria .. Army commander warns of "blockage" and slide into violence and chaos

Algerian Deputy Chief of Staff Ahmed Kayed Saleh said there were voices that did not want Algeria to be good and warned of a plan to push the country towards violence and chaos. He criticized the parties who reject all initiatives to solve the crisis.

In a speech during his visit to Algeria's first military district in northern Algeria Tuesday, Kayed Saleh said that "the emergence of some voices that do not serve the good of Algeria and calls for intransigence and adherence to the same positions without taking into account everything that has been achieved and the rejection of all initiatives and the boycott of all steps, "He said.

Kaid Saleh revealed a plan that began in 2015 and aims to push the country into a blockage. He said the army was "dismantling the mines abandoned by corrupt people in various sectors and vital structures of the state."

He called for "the exploitation of all opportunities to reach a consensus of views and convergence of views" to find a solution to the crisis at the earliest, and considered that "intransigent voices are working to push the country towards the constitutional vacuum and enter the cycle of violence and chaos."

"The president will have the necessary legitimacy to achieve the remaining legitimate demands of the people," Qaid Saleh said, referring to the demands made by the participants in the popular movement since 22 February. Last February.

He warned the army commander that the continuation of the current situation "will have serious consequences for the national economy and the purchasing power of citizens," especially with the approach of the month of Ramadan.

He criticized the targeting of ministers and prevented them from conducting field visits in a number of areas of the country, and said that "obstructing the work of officials is contrary to the laws of the Republic."

Qaid Saleh appreciated the move of justice and its response to previous requests and move it to face corruption issues, and stressed that justice "will recover all looted funds."

The authorities announced the arrest of a number of businessmen, notably the director of the Civital Asaad Rabrab complex, and a call to former Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia as a follow-up to corruption cases.

On the other hand renewed demonstrations demanding radical change, and today came university students in many states, raising slogans calling for the removal of all symbols of the regime of the resigning President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.