Cracks appear in Algeria's elite as embattled Bouteflika buys time

The biggest demonstrations in Algeria since the 2011 Arab Spring uprising have died down since the weekend, but cracks are appearing in within a ruling elite long regarded as invincible.<div class="feedflare">
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