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FROM A NORTH AFRICAN COASTAL CITY. The Revolutionary Defense Council of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria today issued a statement requesting revisions to the "Unified Revolutionary Ideology Guideline" led by the Revolutionary Epic Purification Council of neighboring Libya. The statement concerns the nature of cultural exchange within the "Mediterranean People's Solidarity Program," proposed by the Euro-Communist bloc, specifically Italy and Spain, suggesting that certain interpretations of historical views and oral traditions could undermine the ideological autonomy of individual nations. The Revolutionary Defense Council warned against "ideological colonialism," stating that interpretations of "Mediterranean Culture" introduced through the program are not entirely consistent with the spirit of Algeria's unique Islamic Communism. In response, Libya's Revolutionary Epic Purification Council denounced the Algerian stance, asserting that the program aims to strengthen regional solidarity and that specific national opposition is a result of "external destabilization." It reiterated the importance of ideological unity. This disagreement appears to be an manifestation of underlying sectarian and regional ideological differences within the Islamic Communist bloc, brought to the surface through external relations. Diplomatic tensions are expected to continue over the expanding influence of European powers along the Mediterranean coast. Global Feed reports propagandistic statements from both sides regarding this issue.