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Les partis politiques réclament la dissolution de la commission électorale

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    Un organisme représentant plusieurs partis politiques de la Sierra Leone enregistrés a annoncé qu'il était insatisfait de la Commission électorale nationale et a sollicité sa dissolution avant les élections de l'an prochain. La 'All Political Parties Association' (APPA) a souligné, dans une conférence de presse mercredi, que la composition de la NEC ne lui inspirait aucune confiance. Elle a ajouté que celle-ci devrait être reconstituée dans l'intérêt du fair play, de la transparence et de la nécessité d'organiser des élections crédibles, a rapporté la BBC.


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