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Algeria: Athmane Tartag, Mohamed Mediène and Said Bouteflika Held in Custody in Blida

Published on: Monday 06 May 2019

Algiers — The Military investigating judge at the military court of Blida ordered Sunday Athmane Tartag, Mohamed Mediène and Said Bouteflika be held in custody. They are accused of ...

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Algeria: Athmane Tartag, Mohamed Mediène and Said Bouteflika Held in Custody in Blida