In this letter, we told the President that before the election we had called for the convening of a coordination of the nation’s vital forces to avoid a post-election crisis. He opposed us an end to impermissibility, because it suited him to arrive at his election proposal. Now he is calling for a so-called republican dialogue that does not meet the conditions required to lead to lasting peace for reconciliation. He merely called this Republican dialogue a response to pressure from the international community. But in reality, he does not want any dialogue at all. For us, this dialogue must first be inclusive.
Nicolas Tiangaye, spokesman for COD 2020
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