Thousands of anti-government protesters take to the streets of Algiers, as the "Hirak" pro-democracy movement gathers renewed momentum after a year-long hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
2021/02/27/algeria-anti-govt-protesters-hit-streets-after-year-long-hiatus
2021/02/27/algeria-anti-govt-protesters-hit-streets-after-year-long-hiatus
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