Un grupo de manifestantes prendió hoy fuego al Parlamento de Gabón en medio del caos generado después de la polémica reelección de Ali Bongo, que se proclamó vencedor por un estrecho margen, informan medios locales.
"La República ha sido gobernada por dos presidentes: el titular El Hadj Omar Bongo ha estado en el poder entre 1967 y 2009, y era hasta el momento de su muerte el Jefe de Estado de África que llevaba más tiempo en el cargo." [Wikipedia]
Al parecer el que ha ganado es hijo del tal Omar Bongo, un nota que se pegó muchas décadas en el poder.
"On June 8, 2009, President Omar Bongo died of cardiac arrest at a Spanish hospital in Barcelona, ushering in a new era in Gabonese politics. In accordance with the amended constitution, Rose Francine Rogombé, the President of the Senate, became Interim President on June 10, 2009. The first contested elections in Gabon's history that did not include Omar Bongo as a candidate were held on August 30, 2009 with 18 candidates for president. The lead-up to the elections saw some isolated protests, but no significant disturbances. Omar Bongo's son, ruling party leader Ali Bongo Ondimba, was formally declared the winner after a 3-week review by the Constitutional Court; his inauguration took place on October 16, 2009." [Wikipedia]
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"La República ha sido gobernada por dos presidentes: el titular El Hadj Omar Bongo ha estado en el poder entre 1967 y 2009, y era hasta el momento de su muerte el Jefe de Estado de África que llevaba más tiempo en el cargo." [Wikipedia]
Al parecer el que ha ganado es hijo del tal Omar Bongo, un nota que se pegó muchas décadas en el poder.
"On June 8, 2009, President Omar Bongo died of cardiac arrest at a Spanish hospital in Barcelona, ushering in a new era in Gabonese politics. In accordance with the amended constitution, Rose Francine Rogombé, the President of the Senate, became Interim President on June 10, 2009. The first contested elections in Gabon's history that did not include Omar Bongo as a candidate were held on August 30, 2009 with 18 candidates for president. The lead-up to the elections saw some isolated protests, but no significant disturbances. Omar Bongo's son, ruling party leader Ali Bongo Ondimba, was formally declared the winner after a 3-week review by the Constitutional Court; his inauguration took place on October 16, 2009." [Wikipedia]
Este no pisa España ni de coña.
No es lo mismo gabón que egunon que arratsaldeon.
¿Que dicen que he ganado?
¿Tongo con Bongo?
Vaya forma mas rara de celebrarlo.
No me extraña, el pucherazo no ha podido ser más descarado.