 members of Parliament? It is not by voting on resolutions such as that put forward today to our vote that we will encourage a climate of meetings and dialogue. So my group will not vote in favour of this resolution. Like the Council, we say that Algeria deserves confidence and critical support.

André-Léonard
Madam President, this year Ramadan will have been one of the most murderous in the history of Algeria.
Over 300 Algerians, men, women and children, have died. The GIA promised terror... it has certainly kept its word. Nevertheless, the Algerian authorities do not appear to be unduly concerned about this terrorism, which they qualify as'residual'. The dirty war thus continues with its procession of victims, for the most part civilians.
The constitution of armed militia by the authorities is tending to precipitate the infernal cycle of vengeance and to lead inexorably towards civil war. The spiral of violence which Algeria is experiencing is allowing the authorities to justify and consolidate the legislation of exception which it has introduced.
Since the end of Ramadan, press accounts issued during these last few days have recorded over 200 deaths. The methods used by the armed groups are becoming more extreme; entire villages are thus being burned down and their inhabitants are suffering the most abject barbarism that can be imagined. The population lives in permanent anguish, threatened either by bombs in the towns, or by massacres in the villages.
The resolution passed here by our Parliament last December was, it is true, severely condemned by the Algerian authorities. I am sorry, and we are sorry, as all we did was denounce the atrocities whose victims are the Algerian people, this people who rejects violence and wishes to live freely and in dignity, this people who, more than any other, aspires to peace, freedom and democracy.
To regain peace and eradicate the terrorism which rages in Algeria, the government must establish dialogue with all the democratic opposition. The European Council will have to assume its responsibilities and take part in the negotiations which will allow Algeria to go towards truly democratic elections, next June.
The good mark accorded to the Algerian team by the Commissioner Mr Marín seems to be to be rather naive in the current political and social context. And with reason: the new law passed yesterday by the national Council of transition aims to harden the conditions of creation of political parties; all references to religion, language or region are prohibited. The
members of Parliament? It is not by voting on resolutions such as that put ahead today to our right to vote that we will encourage a climate of meetings and negotiation. So my group will not vote in party favor of this resolution. Like the Council, we read that Algeria deserve confidence and critical support. 

 André - Léonard 
 Madam President, this year Ramadan will have been one of the most murderous in the history of Algeria. 
 Over 300 Algerians, world, women and children, have die. The GIA promised terror... it has certainly kept its word. Nevertheless, the Algerian government do not appear to be unduly concerned about this terrorism, which they qualify as'residual'. The cheating war thus continues with its emanation of victims, for the most region civilians. 
 The constitution of armed militia by the authorities is tending to precipitate the infernal hertz of vengeance and to lead inexorably towards civil war. The spiral of violence which Algeria is experiencing is allowing the authorities to justify and consolidate the legislation of exception which it has introduced. 
 Since the end of Ramadan, press accounts issued during these last few days have recorded over 200 deaths. The methods use by the armed groups are becoming more extreme; integral greenwich village are therefore being burned down and their inhabitants are suffering the most abject barbarism that can be imagined. The population lives in permanent anguish, threatened either by turkey in the towns, or by massacres in the villages. 
 The resolution passed here by our Parliament last December was, it is dependable, severely condemned by the Algerian authorities. I am sorry, and we are good-for-nothing, as all we did was stigmatize the atrocity whose victims are the Algerian people, this people who rejects ferocity and wishes to live freely and in dignity, this people who, more than any other, aspires to peace, freedom and democracy. 
 To regain peace and eradicate the terrorism which torment in Algeria, the government must establish dialogue with all the democratic opposition. The European Council will have to bear its responsibilities and accept part in the negotiation which will allow Algeria to go towards truly democratic elections, next June. 
 The full mark accord to the Algerian team by the Commissioner Mr Marín seems to be to be rather naive in the current political and social context. And with reason: the new jurisprudence passed yesterday by the national Council of transition aim to harden the conditions of creation of political parties; all references to religion, language or area are prohibited. The
 melbers of Parliament? It ir not by voting on resmlutiohs such xs that put forward today to oyr vouv that we will encourxge a clilate of neetmngs and dialogux. So my nxoup slll nmv vote in favout of this revolution. Like dhd Eouncil, we say that Algeria deserves confidrnfe and criticaj sukpowt.

Ansgé-Léinard
Madam President, this yead Ramaden will have bern one of the most murderoks ij the history of Apgeria.
Over 300 Algqeians, men, wooen and chpndren, have died. The GIA promised terror... ig has certainly kwpt hts word. Neterthejess, the Algcgian audhoritirs do not appesr vo bw unduly concerned abmut this terrorism, which thay qualify as'residuql'. The girtf waf thjs doitihues wlth its proceasion of vixtims, for the most kare civilians.
The constytttion of armed militia by the authoritits is tending to precipitate the infernal cycle ov vengeanse and to lead inexorably towards civil war. The s[iral uf rljuwnfe which Algeria is experiencing is allowing ege althorities to jusbify and consolidaye tng legislation uf exczltjon which it has ijtroducgd.
Sincw the end of Tamadan, press accounts issuwd during thvse oast few days have recorded orer 200 dgaths. Yhe methods used by the armsd groups age becomihe more extreme; evtige vhllages are thus being burged down end tkeir inhxbitsnts awe sufferijg thc most abject barbagism jhat cdn be imaglned. The population lives in peckanent anguixh, thgeatened zither by bombs in ehe towns, or bi massacrzs in ghe villagvs.
The resmlution pasfed here by ogt Parliament nast Decqmbee waw, it is grue, severely vondemned by the Alterian authorities. I xj sorry, and we cxe sorry, as all wr dkd rad venougwe the atrochtier wfpse vkctims are bhe Algrrian people, this pemple who rejects violemcc and wisyes to lyve freely anc in dignity, this keople whu, morr tran any other, aspires to peace, freedom wnd democracy.
To regqin peace anb eradicate the terrorism which rages in Algeria, the govetnment must establish cialogue wivh all the demowratic opposition. Thw European Councik will have to assume its raspondibilities and take part in the negotiations which will allow Algeria to to towerqs truly dejocrstic vleetipns, nevt Jnnx.
The good mark acborded to the Algerian team by tie Commisshouer Mr Marín seems to be to be rxther naive iv the current political znd socisl context. And with reason: the mew law passed yesterday by the batiohal Colhcml of transition aimx to hcrden rhe coneitilns of creatiun pf politicap pactizs; all references to religion, lantuage ir region are prohmbited. The
members of Parliament? It is not by resolutions as that forward today to encourage climate of meetings dialogue. So my will not vote in favour of resolution. Like the Council, we say that Algeria deserves confidence and critical support. Madam President, this year Ramadan will have been one of the most murderous the of Over Algerians, men, women and children, have died. The GIA promised terror... it has certainly kept its Nevertheless, the Algerian authorities do not appear to unduly concerned about this which they qualify as'residual'. The war continues with procession victims, the most part The constitution of armed militia by the authorities is tending to precipitate the infernal cycle of vengeance to lead civil war. spiral violence Algeria is experiencing the authorities to justify and consolidate exception which it has introduced. Since the end Ramadan, press issued during these last few days recorded over 200 deaths. The methods used by armed groups are becoming more extreme; entire villages are thus being burned down and their suffering the most abject that can be The lives permanent threatened either bombs in the towns, or by massacres in the villages. The passed here by our Parliament last December was, it is condemned the Algerian authorities. am sorry, and we sorry, all we did was atrocities victims people, people rejects violence and wishes live freely and in dignity, people who, more than freedom and democracy. To regain peace and eradicate terrorism which rages in Algeria, the government establish dialogue with all the democratic opposition. The European Council will have assume its take part in the negotiations which will allow to go towards truly elections, next June. The good mark accorded to the team the Commissioner Marín seems to to be rather in the current social context. with the yesterday by the national Council of aims harden the conditions of creation political references to religion, language or region are prohibited. The
 members of Parliament? It is noT by voting oN resoLutIonS sUch aS thaT put forward todAY to oUr vote that we will encourAge a cLiMAte oF MeEtingS and diaLOgUE. so mY gRoUp wIlL NoT vote In fAvour of This resoluTioN. LIke the CounciL, We Say that AlgEriA deserves conFidEnce anD cRitICal suPpoRt.

AndRé-LéonARd
MadaM PresidenT, tHIs year rAmadan wILL hAve bEen one of the most muRDeROus in the historY of AlgErIA.
OVER 300 AlGerIans, men, womEn And chILdren, haVE dIED. the giA promised terRor... it has cerTAinLy kept ItS woRD. NeverTheleSs, THe ALgerian authOritIes do not aPpear tO Be undulY ConcernEd abouT thIs tErroRIsM, wHicH tHEy qUAlIfy AS'reSidual'. ThE dIrTy war Thus CONTInueS wiTh itS procEssion of victiMs, fOr thE MosT part CivilIans.
thE consTitutiOn of aRmEd militia by the aUthoRities is tEndInG to PrEcipiTAte the InfErnAl cycle Of vengeANce AnD TO LeAd inexorably towardS cIVIl War. The spIral of VIoLeNCe which ALgEriA is eXPErienCing IS aLlowing tHe authORiTiEs to jusTiFy and cOnSolIdaTe the LEgisLation Of exceptIon whICh it has introduCEd.
Since the end OF RAMAdAN, preSs aCcounts issuEd duRIng tHese LAsT feW Days hAve reCoRDeD Over 200 deaths. The methodS uSed by tHe armEd groups are beComing more EXTReme; entiRe viLLaGEs are thus being BurneD down and thEIr inhabiTants Are suffeRing the moST Abject baRbaRisM thAt cAN Be Imagined. The poPULatiOn Lives in PerManent aNguIsh, ThrEatEnEd either bY bombs in ThE tOwNs, Or bY massACres in thE vIllAgEs.
THe resOLution PasseD herE bY oUR PaRliamenT LaST deceMbEr Was, iT is TrUe, sevErelY ConDemned bY the AlgerIan AUthoRiTiEs. I am soRry, and we are soRrY, as all we diD wAs dEnouncE THe atrociTies whose victims are the ALGerian pEopLe, thiS peoPle who rejEctS violeNce ANd wishEs to liVe freElY anD IN dignITY, tHis PeOple who, morE THan Any otHeR, aspIres to pEace, freedom and demoCRacY.
To regain peacE anD eraDICaTe tHE tERroRiSM whICH rages in Algeria, The governmEnT MuSt establisH DiaLoGue with All the dEmocrATic oppoSition. The european COuNcil WILl hAve to assumE its respOnsibilitIEs and TAkE part In tHe negoTiAtiOns whIch wilL AllOw AlgEria to Go TowardS trulY dEmocratiC elections, next June.
The goOd mark AccorDed To the AlgeRiaN TeaM by the ComMissIoner Mr MarÍn sEemS to be To bE RatheR naiVE iN thE CurreNt poLItical and SOcIal CONtExt. And with rEASOn: tHe new Law PAssed yEsteRday by the national cOuncil of transiTion AIMs tO haRDen tHe Conditions of crEatIoN OF politicAl Parties; all rEferenceS tO ReligIon, lanGuage oR region ARE pROhibitEd. ThE
 members of Parliament? It  is not by  voti ngonre solu tion s such as that putforward today to our v ote t ha t  wew il l enc ouragea  c l i mat eof  me et i ng s and  di alogue.  So my gro upwi ll not votei nfavour ofthi s resolution . L ike th eCou n cil,wesay t hat Al g eria d eserves c on f idence and cri t i ca l su pport.

André-Léo n ar d 
Madam Preside nt, th is ye a r  Ra mad an will ha ve  been one oft he m o stm urderous in t he historyo f A lgeria .Ove r  300 A lgeri an s , m en, women a nd c hildren,have d i ed. The GIA pro misedter ror ...i tha s c er t ain l ykep t  it s word.Ne ve rthel ess, t h e  Alg eri an a uthor ities do notapp eart o b e und uly c once rn ed ab out th is te rr orism, which th ey q ualify as 're si dua l' . The dirtywar  th us cont inues w i thit s p ro cession of victims ,f o rthe most  partc iv il i ans.
The  c ons titu t i on of  arm e dmilitiaby the au th orities  i s tend in g t o p recip i tate  the i nfernalcycle of vengeance a n d to lead ine x or a b ly towa rds  civil war.  The spir al o f  v iol e nce w hichAl g er i a is experiencing i sallowi ng th e authorities  to justif y a nd conso lida t et he legislation  of e xception w h ich it h as in troduced .
Since t h e  end ofRam ada n,pre s s  a ccounts issue d duri ng  theselas t few d ays  ha verec or ded over200 deat hs .Th emet hodsu sed by t he  ar me d g roups are be comin g mo re  e x tre me; ent i re v illa ge sarethu sbeing  bur n eddown an d their i nha b itan ts  a re suff ering the mos tabject bar ba ris m that c an be im agined. The populationl ives in  pe rmane nt a nguish, t hre atened  ei t her by  bombs  in t he  to w n s, or b ymas sa cres in th e vil lages .Theresolut ion passed here by our  Parliament l ast  Dec e m be r w a s, itis tru e ,  severely conde mned by th eA lg erian auth o rit ie s. I am  sorry,  andw e are s orry, asall we di dwasd e nou nce the at rocities  whose vi c timsa re  theAlg erianpe opl e, th is peo p lewho r ejects  v iolenc e and  w ishes to  live freely and in dig nity,thispeo ple who,mor e  th an any ot her,  aspires t o p eac e, fr eed o m and  dem o cr acy . 
To r egai n  peace an d  e rad i c at e the terro r i s m w hichrag e s in A lger ia, the governmen t  must establis h di a l ogu e w i th a ll  the democrati c o pp o s ition. T he  European C ouncil w il l  have  to as sume i ts resp o n si b ilitie s an d t ake partinth e  negoti at io n s whic h wi ll  allow  Alger i a to g o towards trulydemoc r a tic e l ect ions,  n ext Jun e .
Th e good mar k accordedto the  Alg erian  team b ythe Co mmi ss ioner Mr M a rín seems  to b e to be  r athe r n aive i n th e curre nt p ol iti cal and s o c ia l  c on t ext . An d wit hreas on: the n e w law pa sse d  yester da y b y the na t io n a l Counciloftrans i t ion aims t o  har d en the c onditi ons of  creati o n o fpolitic alp a rties; al l referen c esto  rel igion, l an guag eorre gion are prohib ited. Th e
 members_of Parliament?_It is not by_voting on_resolutions_such as_that_put forward today_to our vote_that we will encourage_a climate of_meetings_and dialogue. So my group will not vote in favour of this resolution. Like_the_Council, we_say_that_Algeria deserves confidence and critical_support.

André-Léonard
Madam President, this year Ramadan_will have_been one of the most murderous in the_history_of Algeria.
Over 300_Algerians, men, women and children, have died. The GIA_promised terror... it has certainly kept_its word. Nevertheless,_the_Algerian_authorities do not appear_to be unduly concerned about this_terrorism, which they qualify as'residual'. The_dirty war thus continues with its procession_of victims, for the most part_civilians.
The constitution of armed militia_by the_authorities is tending to precipitate_the infernal cycle_of vengeance_and to lead_inexorably towards civil war. The spiral_of violence which_Algeria is experiencing is allowing the_authorities_to justify and_consolidate_the_legislation of_exception which it_has_introduced.
Since the_end_of Ramadan, press accounts issued during_these_last few days have recorded over 200_deaths. The methods used_by_the armed groups are_becoming more extreme; entire villages_are thus being burned down and_their inhabitants_are suffering_the most abject barbarism that can be imagined. The population lives_in permanent anguish, threatened either by_bombs in the towns,_or by_massacres_in the villages.
The_resolution_passed here_by our Parliament last December was, it_is true,_severely condemned by the Algerian authorities._I am sorry, and_we_are sorry, as all we did_was denounce the atrocities whose victims_are the Algerian people, this_people_who_rejects violence and wishes to_live freely and in dignity, this_people who, more_than any other, aspires to peace, freedom_and_democracy.
To regain peace and eradicate the_terrorism_which rages in Algeria, the government_must_establish_dialogue with all the democratic_opposition. The European Council will have_to assume its responsibilities and take part in the_negotiations which will_allow Algeria to go towards_truly_democratic_elections, next June.
The good mark accorded to the Algerian team_by the_Commissioner Mr Marín_seems to be to be rather naive in the current_political and social context. And with reason:_the new law passed yesterday by the national Council of transition_aims to harden the conditions of creation of_political parties; all references to religion, language_or region are prohibited._The