Holy month sees slaughter, not reconciliation, in Algeria

27 Dec 2000

Bloodshed blamed on Muslim fundamentalists reached new heights during the holy month of Ramadan in Algeria, where more than 300 people died in a severe setback to the president&#039s reconciliation policy. Full Story

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Holy month sees slaughter, not reconciliation, in Algeria

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Holy month sees slaughter, not reconciliation, in Algeria

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