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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
The Algerian government’s preferred method for avoiding large scale civil disturbances is to throw money at the problem, buying off the biggest potential trouble makers. However, with oil prices scraping along at lows not seen since the Great Recession, Algiers is running out of the cash it uses to avoid wide spread social unrest.
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