This is a balanced statement of the U.S. House of Representatives' views of the troubling situation in Algeria. It takes into consideration the democratic progress being made by the Algerian Government, but does not ignore human rights concerns involving the government either. I call on my colleagues to make a positive statement on the crisis in Algeria at this crucial time in this country's history.
Addressing the situation in Algeria and urging colleagues to make a statement on the crisis.
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