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Coups d'Etat et tripatouillage des Constitutions en Afrique

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Availability:In StockContributor:Bededjim NaromTheme:Ethnic Orientation/AfricanPublish date:5/29/2026Pages:82
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Editions ToumaiISBN-13:9782376701644ISBN-10:2376701643UPC:9782376701644Book Category:Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Cultural & Ethnic StudiesBook Topic:African StudiesSize:8.66 x 5.91 x 0.17 inchesWeight:0.114Product ID:SCR8N3M791

L'arrivée au pouvoir d'Absakine Guidir, par un coup d'Etat, ranima les espoirs du peuple hawadjien qui ne savait plus à quel saint se vouer. Le nouvel homme fort séduisit les esprits et les coeurs par de belles promesses: la démocratisation de la République d'Hawadj, le règne de la justice, de la liberté et de la paix etc. Mais au fil des années, le Président Absakine instaura une démocratie de façade. Au moment où son deuxième et dernier mandat constitutionnel tirait à sa fin, il se livra au sport

favori de ses homologues africains: le tripatouillage de la constitution pour s'éterniser au pouvoir. Ainsi, il se tailla une nouvelle constitution. La protestation du peuple se traduisit par des manifestations pacifiques violemment réprimées. Absakine devint un dictateur de la pire espèce. Le pays vivait désormais au rythme endiablé des arrestations arbitraires, des disparitions forcées, des tueries, de la corruption, du clientélisme etc., sous le regard indifférent de l'ONU, de l'UA et des grandes puissances. Cependant, dès qu'il eut le cran d'agir contre les intérêts de la République de Mbegué, puissance colonisatrice, qui l'avait propulsé à la présidence

de son pays, Absakine Guidir s'est vu éjecter du pouvoir à l'issue d'un putsch perpétré par son poulain et Chef d'Etat-major Tourabi, soutenu par

The rise to power of Absakine Guidir, through a coup d'état, rekindled the hopes of the Hawajian people, who had been at their wits' end. The new strongman seduced minds and hearts with grand promises: the democratization of the Republic of Hawaj, the reign of justice, freedom, and peace, and so on. But as the years passed, President Absakine established a sham democracy. As his second and final constitutional term drew to a close, he indulged in the favorite pastime of his African counterparts: manipulating the constitution to perpetuate his hold on power. Thus, he crafted a new constitution for himself. The people's protest manifested itself in peaceful demonstrations, which were violently repressed. Absakine became a dictator of the worst kind. The country was now living at a frenetic pace of arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances, killings, corruption, cronyism, etc., under the indifferent gaze of the UN, the AU, and the major powers. However, as soon as he had the courage to act against the interests of the Republic of Mbegué, the colonial power that had propelled him to the presidency of his country, Absakine Guidir was ousted from power following a coup perpetrated by his protégé and Chief of Staff, Tourabi, supported by

Languages:EnglishPublisher:Editions ToumaiISBN-13:9782376701644ISBN-10:2376701643UPC:9782376701644Book Category:Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Cultural & Ethnic StudiesBook Topic:African StudiesSize:8.66 x 5.91 x 0.17 inchesWeight:0.114Product ID:SCR8N3M791
Publisher: Editions Toumai

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