US EditionInterpretative law: Guy Marius Sagna castigates comparisons with Wade's blocking quarter
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At a press conference held this Tuesday, the citizens' movement Y'en a marre reaffirmed its firm opposition to the interpretative law proposed by Pastef. The tone was unequivocal: "We want a pure and simple repeal," the collective declared, recalling the tragic events of last year. Thiat, the movement's leader, referred to the violence that had bloodied the country, notably the attempted elimination of candidate Ousmane Sonko. "Senegalese people…
In a post on his social media, MP Guy Marius Sagna rejects any comparison between the interpretative law and the blocking quarter established under President Abdoulaye Wade. According to him, such an analogy is an exaggeration that "insults our intelligences." "To say that the interpretative law is more serious than the blocking quarter of President Abdoulaye Wade is to say everything but the truth. All that is excessive is insignificant. Compar…
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