RESIGNATION IN MASS OF THE VICE-PRESIDENTS OF DÉMOCRATIE NOUVELLE. DÉMISSION EN MASSE DES VICES-PRÉSIDENTS DE DÉMOCRATIE NOUVELLE




English version

At a press conference held in Libreville this Thursday, December 15, 2016, a good majority of the Vice-Presidents of Démocratie Nouvelle filed their collective resignation from that party; a gesture perceived as their showing of attachment to the political current of Jean Ping.

These resignations thus represent a setback for René Ndemezo'Obiang about whom it is an open secret that he has joined the Ali Bongo’s camp.



Version française

Lors d’une conférence de presse tenue à Libreville ce Jeudi 15 Décembre 2016, une bonne majorité des Vices-présidents de Démocratie Nouvelle ont déposé leur démission collective de ce parti ; un geste perçu comme leur profession d’attachement au courant politique de Jean Ping.

Ces démissions représentent donc un camouflet pour René Ndemezo’Obiang dont il est un secret de polichinelle qu’il ait rejoint le camp Ali Bongo.

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