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In Algeria, the Minister of Education has announced a plan to use the English language in the university curriculum.
This decision is controversial in a country where the use of the French language is very important.
Administrative languages are traditionally Arabic and French in Algeria but for several weeks the debate for a replacement of French has gone on.
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