Der Staatsstreich in Guinea markiert das brutale Ende
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autocratic rule and the mismanagement that have dominated Guinea – voice against the multiple military take overs in Guinea
Cellou Dalein Diallo is the former Prime Minister of Guinea
Now, on Oct 18th, Guineans are once more called to the elections booths to vote for a new president. Yet there is not much doubt that the old president will also be called the new one. The 82 year old Guinean autocrat Alpha Condé is seeking a third term in office after he introduced an new constitution with dubious methods to allow him to stay in power. The opposition is subdued by the guns and bayonets of the security forces, while the electoral commission and the
He returned to Guinea after Touré’s death and stayed
Now, on Oct 18th, Guineans are once more called to the elections booths to vote for a new president. Yet there is not much doubt that the old president will also be called the new one. The 82 year old Guinean autocrat Alpha Condé is seeking a third term in office after he introduced an new constitution with dubious methods to allow him to stay in power. The opposition is subdued by the guns and bayonets of the security forces, while the electoral commission and the
He returned to Guinea after Touré’s death and stayed
promising young people from Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal and Guinea
the President of the Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea
Fünf afrikanische Staaten wurden in den vergangenen zwölf Monaten von Militärputschen erschüttert. Eine davon besonders betroffene Region ist Westafrika. Auch wenn die Coups trotz ihrer geografischen Nähe unterschiedliche Hintergründe haben, gibt es ähnliche Ursachen – an denen die internationale Gebergemeinschaft nicht unschuldig ist.
Der Militärputsch in Guinea beruht allein auf rein
Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Guinea
Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Guinea
Zambia, Ghana, Somalia, Malawi, Tunisia, South Africa, Guinea
Zambia, Ghana, Somalia, Malawi, Tunisia, South Africa, Guinea
In the framework of a project that is now approaching its third anniversary, the FNF Madrid office, alongside the Dakar office, organised a study trip to Senegal, in order to investigate and better understand the root causes of migration in the region, with special focus on climate change. The trip was part of the Migration Policy Group which the Mediterranean Dialogue of the Madrid Office has been cultivating and strengthening for the past couple of years.
The situation in neighbouring countries, such as Guinea
Die Stiftung für Freiheit ist seit 1980 in Dakar, Senegal, präsent. Von hier koordiniert sie die Aktivitäten in der gesamten Subregion. Senegal gilt als das stabilste Land in Westafrika. Die Stiftung konzentriert ihre Arbeit im Land und in der Region auf die Themen Rechtsstaatlichkeit, Marktwirtschaft und die Einhaltung der Menschenrechte. Sie unterstützt liberale politische Partner und ausgewählte zukünftige politische Führungskräfte. Sie identifiziert und fördert aktiv Organisationen und Einzelpersonen, die bereit sind, Verantwortung zu übernehmen und zur Entwicklung beizutragen.
Guinea 08.09.2021 Jo Holden Militärputsch in Guinea
