Political Reforms and the Problem of Building Good Governance in the Maghreb • Algeria as a Model-
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Authoritarian regimes in many Arab Spring countries, where governments rushed to adopt a set of political reforms that would strengthen the paths of democratic construction and the establishment of rational systems. The effects of the Arab Spring in the Maghreb countries differed from one country to another, as the regime fell in all the Tunisian and Libyan cases, and the rest of the regimes rushed to adopt a set of reforms to prevent the arrival of the tide of the Arab Spring winds to it, as is the case in Algeria and Morocco, and Algeria has adopted a whole Of the reforms announced in the President’s televised speech on April 15, 2011, which led to a review of the laws related to political life.
Key words: Arab Spring, tyranny, reform, laws, document.
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