THANKFULLY, IN THE WEST, SOME CIRCULATE THE TRUE INFORMATION. HEUREUSEMENT QU’EN OCCIDENT, CERTAINS FONT CIRCULER LA VRAIE INFORMATION






English version

Brett Carter is a Professor of International Relations at the University of Southern California. above is what he communicated via his twitter account.

Explanation: the TV networks that pay the broadcasting rights do not want to show empty stands and if there are not enough spectators, they stop the retransmission and ask for a refund from the authorities.





Version française

Brett Carter est professeur de relations internationales à l'Université USC (University of Southern California). Ci-dessus est ce qu'il a communiqué via son compte twitter et nous vous le traduisons ci-après :

Gabon: Après la cérémonie d'ouverture avec moins de 10% d'assistance, le gouvernement Bongo a utilisé des bus pour remplir le stade, afin d’éviter le boycott de la couverture télévisée.


Explication : les chaines de TV qui paient les droits ne veulent pas filmer des tribunes vides et s’il n y a pas suffisamment de spectateurs, elles arrêtent la retransmission et demandent un remboursement aux autorités.

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