ANOTHER INFOMERCIAL FOR ALI BONGO, THIS TIME IN THE FINANCIAL TIMES. UN AUTRE PUBLI REPORTAGE POUR ALI BONGO, CETTE FOIS DANS LE FINANCIAL TIMES


English version
Ali Bongo has given himself, as usual, another political infomercial in the international press. This time it is in the Financial Times of Great Britain that he has decided he wanted to see himself described in wonderful and transformative ways. We provide here an idea of the extent of this infomercial which is quite extensive. We are unable to publish entire articles of that dossier because of the Financial Times explicit copyright restrictions. But if you wish to read these articles for yourself, go to the Financial Times web site and register.

So goes Ali Bongo's propaganda



Version française
Ali Bongo s'est offert, comme d'habitude, un autre publi-reportage politique dans la presse internationale. Cette fois, c'est dans le Financial Times de Grande-Bretagne qu'il a décidé qu'il voulait se voir décrire de façon merveilleuse et transformatrice. Nous vous donnons ici une idée de l'ampleur de ce publi-reportage qui est assez vaste. Nous ne sommes pas en mesure de publier des articles entiers de ce dossier, en raison des restrictions explicites des droits d'auteur du Financial Times. Mais si vous souhaitez lire ces articles de vous-mêmes, allez sur le site web du Financial Times et inscrivez-vous.

Ainsi va la propagande d'Ali Bongo


























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