– French controlled African puppet
– Constitutional coup in Senegal.
Protests Erupt in Dakar and Senegal as President Macky Sall Postpones Presidential Election
A wave of protests has swept through Dakar and Senegal following President Macky Sall’s controversial decision to postpone the upcoming presidential election. The move, seen by many as a constitutional coup, has sparked outrage and led to calls for Sall’s resignation.
The streets of Dakar are filled with angry demonstrators, waving banners and chanting slogans demanding a return to democracy. The postponement of the election has been met with widespread condemnation from both domestic and international observers, who view it as a blatant attempt by Sall to hold onto power.
President Macky Sall, who has been in power since 2012, argues that the postponement is necessary due to concerns over the country’s security and stability. However, critics argue that this is merely a thinly veiled excuse to consolidate his grip on power and undermine the democratic process.
The decision to delay the election has been met with skepticism and suspicion, with many questioning the motives behind Sall’s actions. Some believe that he is using the current political climate to his advantage, exploiting the ongoing pandemic and the people’s fear to further his own political agenda.
The protests in Dakar and Senegal have been largely peaceful so far, with demonstrators expressing their discontent through peaceful marches and rallies. However, there are concerns that the situation could escalate if the government continues to ignore the demands of the people.
The international community has been quick to condemn President Macky Sall’s actions, with several countries issuing statements calling for a swift resolution to the crisis. France, in particular, has faced criticism for its historical involvement in African affairs and its alleged support for Sall’s regime.
Observers argue that this latest incident is yet another example of the French influence over its former colonies and the continued manipulation of African politics. The people of Dakar and Senegal have had enough of being treated as pawns in a larger geopolitical game and are determined to fight for their democratic rights.
As tensions continue to rise in Dakar and Senegal, it remains to be seen how President Macky Sall will respond to the growing calls for his resignation. The protests show no signs of abating, and it is clear that the people are determined to see a change in leadership.
For now, all eyes are on Dakar as the world watches to see how this political crisis unfolds. The people of Senegal have shown their resilience and determination, and they will not back down until their voices are heard and their demands are met.
It is a critical time for Senegal, a moment that will define its future and shape the course of its democracy. The outcome of these protests could have far-reaching implications not only for the country but for the entire region.
As the world waits with bated breath, one thing is clear: the people of Dakar and Senegal will not stop fighting until they achieve the democratic future they deserve.
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Another French controlled african puppet could soon fall….an endless succession of humiliations for France.
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@angeloinchina said Another French controlled african puppet could soon fall….an endless succession of humiliations for France. Protests are breaking out in Dakar and Senegal against the constitutional coup by President Macky Sall following his decision to postpone the presidential election. The…
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– Protests in Dakar and Senegal against constitutional coup.
