'WHAT I HAVE DONE IN A YEAR, GBAGBO HAS NOT DONE IN TEN YEARS'

"What I have done in a year, Gbagbo has not done in ten years", said Ouattara. Is he wrong? Not at all! Actually in one year, it broke records. His achievement must be registered in the Guinness Book of Records. For it is unheard of in Ivory Coast. It has an extraordinarily fabulous balance. And for that he deserves credit. In one year under Ouattara, freedom of expression is forfeited. Journalists are imprisoned. Newspapers close to President Laurent Gbagbo are suspended. Executives and activists of the presidential majority are hunted. Their assets are frozen. Some are in prison in the North of the country, where president Ouattara's muslim militias hold concentration camps. Others are forced into exile. Ivorians are refugees in neighboring countries. The rule of law no longer exists. The opposition meetings are repressed, dispersed, attacked ... In one year under Ouattara, we saw everything. One must pull his hat to him. The housewoman shopping cart turned into a bag with holes. The food prices are experiencing a dramatic increase. Poverty and misery are gaining ground. People can no longer meet both hands. In some families, they practice the "sudden death". That is to say, they eat once a day. This is the biggest nightmare of families. In a year of Ouattara, the unemployment rate increases. The campaign slogan"Ouattara Solution" is running and running well. There has been waves of layoffs in companies, corporations and state institutions. Many executives are put on the streets. Then he made the promise during the presidential campaign, to create many jobs, it has instead destroyed more than 120,000 jobs in one year. A real achievement for Ouattara. And a so-called remedial policy is in operation. All appointments are made on ethnic, tribal and regional grounds. In one year under Ouattara, insecurity gained ground. The robberies have become the daily lot of Ivorians. It does not happen a day when honest citizens are not victims of robbery or rape. Meanwhile, he gets away. Its security is guaranteed by foreign forces (Licorne and UNOCI). There are daily fights to rows between his soldiers and people. Violence and impunity of Ouattara's militia and his forces are built in the golden rule.