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Ousmane Sonko, leader of the Pastef party, is under judicial supervision and charged in a case of alleged rape, but he shouts at the conspiracy Macky Sall has cut to remove him from the next presidential election. His arrest has sparked violent riots in recent weeks in Senegal. The opponent visited the organizations that supported him.
As part of his thanks to all the organizations that supported him after his arrest two weeks ago, the Senegalese opponent visited the Frapp-France movement on Tuesday, whose leader Guy Marius Sagna is currently imprisoned. The possibility of Ousmane Sonkoto make a point when he has often surfed on an anti-France mood in his speeches. “I have always said that we have no problem with France and that today we just have to question a general way of balanced relations with our partners,” he said in the report of our special correspondent in Dakar, Carine FrankI think we have French political actors who give this speech as much as we do. We have a friendship between people. So we are not in this logic and we want to remove these mergers, which can be perceived as a hostility directed at a country or a people, which has never been the case. “
In recent weeks, Senegal has been the site of clashes between youth and police, looting and looting following the arrest of the opponent who came in third in the 2019 presidential election. “These French brands have not been attacked with political motives,” Ousmane Sonko assured. “I think breakers are everywhere, and when people take advantage of these situations to break, it’s because they’re hungry and they go where “There are plenty. There may be some ideological motives at the base, but that was not our struggle, and we regret it, like all the breaches suffered by the Senegalese.”
Khalifa Sall calls for a union of the opposition
Ousmane Sonko also visited Khalifa Sall, the former mayor of Dakar, who was convicted in 2018 of embezzlement of public funds and then pardoned by the head of state in September 2019. Since then, Khalifa Sall has been discreet. But after recent events, so was suspension of mobilization after mediation, especially religious guides, he calls for an association of the opposition, reports our correspondent in Dakar, Charlotte Idrac“Tell me, from 2012 until now, which opposition leaders have not yet been imprisoned? It is enough! We should not despair of this country, as there are springs, thanks to which we know every time we stop, every time we are on the edge of the abyss. But this is not the end, and what we are experiencing today is the point of a new beginning, so that consolidating democracy can continue to improve, be exercised for all and for all. We must continue the fight that we remain vigilant. The Senegalese opposition has understood its part, it is in the process of building up its actions. It took a long time for her to get there. When there is a majority that consolidates itself, that consolidates and that expands, there must be an opposition that unites and that forces that are strong and powerful. “
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