Argelia: estudiantes protestan aún después de renuncia de Bouteflika

The announcement of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's resignation did not meet the expectations of protesters and opposition leaders, who demand significant changes in the country's power structure. Protests have been ongoing since February 22, challenging the political status quo and Bouteflika, who has been largely absent from public life since a 2013 stroke. Bouteflika announced he would step down at the end of his term on April 28. Concerns arise that his departure might lead to a handpicked successor. The Algerian Constitution states that the President of the Upper House, Abdelkader Ben Salah, an ally of Bouteflika, will serve as interim leader for up to 90 days while new elections are organized.

What was the public's reaction to President Bouteflika's announcement of his departure?

• They were satisfied with the announcement.

• They celebrated the announcement as a victory.

• They were indifferent to the announcement.

• They felt it did not meet their demands for change.

What significant event has been occurring weekly since February 22?

• Weekly student exams.

• Weekly government meetings.

• Weekly protests challenging the political status quo.

• Weekly cultural festivals.

When did President Bouteflika announce he would step down?

• At the end of May.

• At the end of April.

• At the end of March.

• At the end of June.

Who is expected to serve as the interim leader according to the Algerian Constitution?

• The President of the Upper House of Parliament.

• The Prime Minister.

• The President of the Lower House of Parliament.

• The Chief Justice.

What is the maximum duration for the interim leadership period as per the Algerian Constitution?

• 120 days.

• 150 days.

• 90 days.

• 60 days.