Titrology. The National Political Dialogue and the tragic events that occurred in Guézon, a locality in the Guémon region, occupy most of the news on Tuesday, December 29, 2020.
Titrology of December 29, 2020: “Dozos put Guézon on fire and blood”
In Côte d’Ivoire, all eyes are on the offices of the Prime Minister’s office where, since December 21, the precious political dialogue between government and opposition has been taking place, the outcome of which is decisive for the next legislative elections.
If the participation of the political opposition in these discussions was immediately welcomed by the public, there is no guarantee that white smoke will emerge from these talks, as the differences between the two parties are legion. “The RHDP wants to go to the legislative elections alone”, writes Last Hour.
The newspaper does not fail to reveal the various blocking points which are situated, among other things, at the level of the intransigence of the government on the following points: “The release of political prisoners, the audit of the electoral list and the cessation of legal proceedings. “.
Anything that would compromise the signing of the final report of the political dialogue. “No, this political dialogue cannot give satisfactory results,” said the opponent Gnamien Konan on the front page of Le Nouveau Réveil.
If the newspapers close to the opposition seem more concerned about the outcome of the political dialogue, on the side of the RHDP power, we are already in the middle of the preparations for the next legislative elections scheduled for March 6, 2021.
“What chances for the RHDP in the legislative elections?” Asks Le Rassemblement. Le Matin, for its part, tries to demonstrate why the RHDP “will work” on the evening of March 6 on its opponents.
Another subject of the news on Tuesday, December 29, 2020, is the assessment of the atrocities that took place on the night of Sunday to Monday in the sub-prefecture of Guézon, in the department of Duékoué.
“Violent clashes between populations yesterday in the west, 8 dead”, announces Soir Info. Notre Voie returns to the film of the “punitive expedition” led by traditional hunters against the populations of this locality of Duékoué.
According to the newspaper, a fight between two men, would be at the origin of the violence. “Dozos set Guézon on fire and blood,” denounces Le Bélier.
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