Motion de censure : le piège qui pourrait se refermer sur Pastef
Appointed Prime Minister on May 25, Ahmadou Al Aminou Lo will present his General Policy Statement (DPG) this Tuesday, September 8. As this event approaches, the threat of a "motion of censure" is raising tensions. Walfadjri analyzes this option being floated by several members of Pastef against the government.
According to the daily newspaper of the Front de terre press group, "bringing down the government is a mere formality for Pastef," which has 130 deputies out of 165. While some activists see this move as "a symbolic act of sovereignty" in the face of rising prices and power cuts, it would above all prove that the majority holds "a power of life and death" over governments.
But Walfadjri believes that such a vote would have "no effect on the functioning of the state." A party official, speaking on condition of anonymity, also doubts its usefulness: "What's the point? Why kick someone when they're down?" he asks in the newspaper.
The same source primarily highlights the strategic risk of the operation. Should the government fall, the head of state would have "the option of reappointing Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô immediately" before finding "a pretext to dissolve the National Assembly." This scenario would also give him the opportunity to "reshuffle his government."
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