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Défection d'un responsable d'un parti disparu

    NAIROBI
    Un responsable du parti disparu PDR-Ruyanja, Gérard Nikobasazwe, a fait
    défection, a annoncé mercredi la radio rwandaise. M Nikobasazwe, qui était
    chargé du recrutement dans l'ancien parti, aurait "vivement condamné" le PDR
    pour son manque de vision, entre autres choses. Le parti PDR était dirigé par
    l'ancien président rwandais Pasteur Bizimungu. M. Nikobasazwe a remis en
    question les récents commentaires de M. Bizimungu parus dans le magazine
    hebdomadaire 'Jeune Afrique' "qui visaient à susciter la haine et le
    divisionnisme chez les Rwandais. Il a appelé ceux qui appartenaient au PDR
    "de rejoindre le gouvernement d'unité nationale". Le gouvernement rwandais
    avait interdit le parti de M. Bizimungu estimant que "le temps n'était venu
    pour personne de former un parti politique".

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