PARLIAMENT IS NOT A TRIBUNE FOR A CAMPAIGN. LE PARLEMENT N’EST PAS UNE TRIBUNE DE CAMPAGNE






English Version

Ali Bongo has just called for an extraordinary session of parliament, so he could deliver a campaign speech. This is unacceptable and against the republican use of a parliament in a democracy. We let you digest Ali Bongo’s rants before parliament and will return with our analysis in the subsequent post.



Version française

Ali Bongo vient d’appeler à la réunion extraordinaire du parlement, pour y prononcer un discours de campagne. Voici qui est inadmissible et contre les usages républicains d’un parlement en démocratie. Nous vous laissons digérer les élucubrations d’Ali Bongo devant le parlement et reviendrons de notre analyse dans le billet subséquent.

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