BURUNDI - POLICY:
AN OPPOSITION TO NOT VERY ORTHODOXE MANNERS. AGNEWS,
DAM, NY, 05/24/2006
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In
Burundi, the political opposition occupies in a constant way 1/3 of media
space. A larval war between the FRODEBU and CNDD (NYANGOMA) is announced… But
a dangerous tendency is observed by their will common to link undemocratic
currents in order to extend their influences inside the country and to confirm
their visible bases in capital BUJUMBURA.
This
alliance unusual, with the BURUNDI ETHNICAL HARDLINE ORGANISATIONS
representing these last weeks about 30% of the media occupation, allows the
opposition a domination strong and consolidated of almost 60% in
the field where the 4th force utters: The press - media -.
The indicators of the country go near the
red line little by little: - Amnesty International classifies Burundi among
the countries in war -; - HRW denounces BURUNDI near the AMERICAN SENATE for
non respect of the right of expression; - etc .
Paradoxically, the need for a massive help at the
international level to assist
from a population in suffering is made feel ! In these
difficult moments for the Burundian people, government NKURUNZIZA fights to
rectify a disastrous socio-economic situation coming 40 years of
a calamitous political management.
As
for the governmental coalition, the double game
remains the key word. The UPRONA, supported by “its” civil society
controlling the socio-economic sector main road and - opposed openly to the
CNDD-FDD -, returns a blur to the many political actions carried by the
government, giving as a feeling of already seen… corruptions etc
But government NKURUNZIZA works !
The insufficient assessment - in the first phase of
reorganization of Burundi institutional political system - 1st Vice
president of the Republic affiliated to the UPRONA, helps by no means with
respect to the observers.
Attention with this dangerously inflating
opposition, standardizing - the ethnisation of our society -,
with the profit of the UPRONA hoping that no legislation will come to call
into question - its institutionalized ethnic quotas - inherited
“its” Agreements from Arusha -
AGNEWS 2006
