THE EUROPEAN UNION DOUBTS THE GABONESE ELECTORAL LEGITIMACY. L’UNION EUROPÉENNE MET EN DOUTE LA LÉGIMITÉ ÉLECTORAL GABONAIS







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L'UE questionne la légitimité du processus électoral gabonais


L'Union européenne s’est plainte samedi qu'il ne lui avait été accordé qu’un «accès très limité" à la révision judiciaire des résultats de l'élection du 27 août au Gabon, qui ont confirmé la victoire du président Ali Bongo ; qui avait été contestée par l'opposition.

"Par conséquent, la confiance du peuple gabonais sur l'intégrité du processus électoral peut, légitimement, être mise en doute," ont déclaré dans un communiqué, Federica Mogherini, Haut Représentant pour les Affaires Etrangères et Neven Mimica, Commissaire au Développement.

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