OBVIOUS CRACKS IN THE PDG’S POLITICAL BUREAU. D’ÉVIDENTES FISSURES AU SEIN DU BUREAU POLITIQUE DU PDG





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Dear readers, a young Gabonese activist has undertaken to contact influential members of the PDG directly and ask them to drop Ali Bongo to precipitate his fall. She has graciously sent us the message she received from one of them; a message clearly indicating that the person, even if they do not yet really dare to affirm this blatantly, are irreversibly now walking in the direction of the people and change. It is encouraging and to be encouraged!



Version française

Chers lecteurs, une jeune activiste Gabonaise a entrepris de contacter directement les membres influents du PDG et leur demander de lâcher Ali Bongo pour précipiter sa chute. Elle nous a gracieusement fait parvenir le message qu’elle a reçu de l’un d’eux ; message indiquant clairement que ce dernier, même s’il n’ose pas encore vraiment l’affirmer de manière irréversible, marchait désormais dans la direction du peuple et du changement. C’est encourageant et à encourager !

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