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Algeria-France: a troubled friendship

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Coming up this week: relations between France and its former colony Algeria take turn for the worse. Talking to terrorists, Mauritania opens dialogue with members of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, held in Nouakchott prison. And Algerian football fans sing their national team, the desert foxes, to victory in the Africa cup of nations.

THE WEEK IN THE MAGHREB

Programme prepared by Mathieu Sarfati and Gregory White

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