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THE RULING PARTY OF PRIME MINISTER ALI BENFLIS HAS WON A CLEAR VICTORY...
World | May 31, 2002, Friday // 00:00
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The ruling party of Prime Minister Ali Benflis has won a clear victory in controversial parliamentary elections in Algeria, the Interior Ministry said. The National Liberation Front won a majority of seats in the 389-body National People's Assembly, The Associated Press reported the ministry as saying on Friday. The party -- one of 23 participating in the election -- won 199 seats.
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