Political dialogue, Ouattara state visit to the west and the role of ECOWAS in the Malian crisis, Abou Cisse, maternal uncle of Alassane Ouattara and a founder of Ouattara's political party RDR, denounces inconsistencies.
Political dialogue
"A political dialogue launched on 27 and April 28 in Grand-Bassam, is not inherently bad. But when dialogue is marred by crime, violation of human rights, dictatorship and arrogance, this is nonsense. Before any dialogue, it is necessary to consider the prior raised by the parties in conflict. Here, the parties concerned are the FPI and president Ouattara. It was the FPI who requested political dialogue before Ouattara accepted it under pressure from the international community. So do not neglect the requirements of the FPI claiming compensation for his dignity violated by Ouattara. The first act that the regime Ouattara," installed by violence", should ask, is to apologize to the FPI and the Ivorian people. Because in truth, we can not speak of reconciliation, as the crimes committed in the Ivorian people are not clarified, as political prisoners including President Gbagbo are not released, the exiles and refugees do not fit without problems, the financial statements are not thawed and Ouattara does not stop the senseless prosecution against his opponents . "
The crisis in Mali
"Alassane Ouattara is a very bad President of ECOWAS. We discover through his misconduct in Mali that he is an instrument from the outside. With Ouattara, ECOWAS is working for an external power it seeks to satisfy. It's a big mistake to send troops in Mali. Africans must depart from the use of weapons and favor trading. Moreover, Ouattara should not lead the Ecowas because it is a bad example. He came to power following an armed rebellion that he launched since 2002. "
Notre voie 5/5/12
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