When the Union of Forces for Change (UFC) signed the agreement with the Togolese People's Assembly (RPT), now known as Union for the Republic (UNIR), on May 26, 2010, Gilchrist Olympio and his friends announced that " They will change the daily life of the Togolese in six months and that the reforms will also be implemented within this time. But 7 years later, than disillusionment!
In a report that the UFC alone holds secret, the party indicates that this agreement has made it possible for the political atmosphere, the "economic revival" and the "return of Togo on the international scene" to be "relaxed".
On the last point, that is to say the return of the country on the international scene, some are tempted to give reason to Gilchrist Olympio and his party, since apparently this return comes down to the numerous voyages of Faure Gnassingbé which cost the Eyes of the head to the taxpayer. Togolese travels, according to many observers. What about the summits organized at cost of hundreds of millions in the country while the daily life of the Togolese is made of misery and a pauperization to excess?
Sad what UFC officials call a "return of Togo on the international stage".
Many Togolese are falling from the clouds when the party talks about the "decrispation" of the political atmosphere in Togo. "What can it mean if it is only an enlightenment of an ally in the graces of which one wishes to remain eternally? Asked one observer.
Today, it is clear that the Togolese political landscape remains tense, especially with the barely veiled refusal of the regime to implement the constitutional, institutional and electoral reforms prescribed by the Comprehensive Political Agreement signed in 2006 Opposition and power are always tugging at the subject. At present, there is talk of a blocking of the work at the level of the commission of the constitutional laws which should study the proposal of law revising constitutional deposited in the National Assembly by the couple ANC-ADDI.
On Tuesday, taxi-motorcycle drivers threatened to take by storm the National Assembly through a demonstration outside the radio headquarters of Kanal FM if the reforms were not made. Tomorrow, CAP 2015 calls the people of Lomé to a major meeting in Bè-Kondjindji to talk about the "grave situation that the country is going through."
"How can we describe the political atmosphere in these situations? People do not even bother to hide their bad faith. It is sad for this country, "said a political analyst.
Also, it is discovered in the release of the UFC that its agreement with the RPT / UNIR allowed the "revival of the economy". Exactly the same language that holds the ruling party, despite the public debt that creates the ceiling, with its lot of budget deficit and the difficulties encountered by the state coffers.
Decidedly, there are those who, like those who run this country, refuse to look at realities in the face. The end of the tunnel is, in this case, still very far.
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