Has Political Islam Failed In Algeria?

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" Housing conditions were extremely bad and it was normal for the average citizen to live in one room with six other people. The economic frustration was a general of the Algerian citizen and still is. This economic frustration led to street riots that were not characterized by an Islamic attitude but rather a normal frustration that any population would feel towards an inefficient corrupt regime that seems to be directly responsible for such economic status...
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"The masses that took the streets of Algerian cities, in October 1988, were not only Islamists but workers, students, secularists, leftists, feminists and Berberists, all demonstrating their disillusionment with the FLN (National Liberation Front)...
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