Amna Gulleli

Algerians who are interested in their current election — and there aren’t many, really — were greeted with a surreal scene of their little seen president being wheeled into a voting booth to cast a ballot for his own re-election. Slowly, Algerians are trying to bring change to a country that’s been ruled by the same many for almost 15 years.Algerians who are interested in their current election — and there aren’t many, really — were greeted with a surreal scene of their little seen president being wheeled into a voting booth to cast a ballot for his own re-election. Slowly, Algerians are trying to bring change to a country that’s been ruled by the same many for almost 15 years.