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Les associations en exil exhortent au rejet de la proposition pour la transition

    NAIROBI

    Les associations de la diaspora du Burundi ont appelé les Burundais à rejeter catégoriquement "les décisions dictatoriales" prises le 10 juillet 2001 à Pretoria, en Afrique du Sud, par le médiateur de paix pour leur pays, Nelson Mandela. L'agence de presse du Burundi 'NetPress' a publié un communiqué émanant de l'ACG-Suisse, de l'ACG- Bénélux, de l'ASP-Burundi, de l'ASP-Burundi-Belgique, de l'AIGP-Canada, et de l'ACG-Canada, incitant les Burundais à "former un mouvement pour rejeter cette haute trahison nationale". M.Mandela avait annoncé la semaine dernière que le Président Pierre Buyoya dirigerait le pays pendant la première phase de transition de 18 mois et que Domitien Ndayizeye, candidat des parties hutues du G7, serait vice-président.

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