« Résistance » : El Malick Ndiaye redéfinit le combat politique au pouvoir
Senegal now has a written record of its recent political history. This weekend, El Malick Ndiaye, President of the National Assembly and National Secretary for Communication of PASTEF, presided over the book launch of "Resistance, Chronicle of the Patriotic Revolution of Senegal," authored by Ibrahima Diallo, a communications officer at the Presidency. More than a literary presentation, the event became a political manifesto, outlining the transition from opposition to government.
In his address, El Malick Ndiaye paid tribute to the memory of the singer Khar Mbaye Madiaga before reflecting on the years of struggle of PASTEF. He described the activists as "unbreakable," resilient in the face of repression, exclusion, and violence.
A solemn tribute was paid to the martyrs "who fell for freedom," to the wounded and maimed, to political prisoners and exiles, as well as to citizens who lost their jobs or social stability due to their commitment to sovereignty. For El Malick Ndiaye, Ibrahima Diallo's work constitutes an "act of truth" intended to preserve the memory of these sacrifices.
His speech focused on redefining the concept of "resistance". According to him, the struggle does not end with the accession to power, it changes its face.
“To resist today is to govern with integrity. It is to reject undue privileges and protect institutions instead of exploiting them,” he stated, emphasizing that power is a sacred duty, not a reward. This vision, he argued, demands a greater degree of transparency than that of his predecessors.
Heading towards the future
El Malick Ndiaye urged activists to move beyond their opposition stance and fully embrace their new responsibilities. He emphasized the importance of disciplined communication, in accordance with the directives of party leader Ousmane Sonko.
Two major objectives have been set. Massification: reaching one million new members. Preserving the history: producing films and creating a Museum of Patriotic Victims (MVP), intended to honor the memory of the struggle for future generations.
In conclusion, Ndiaye presented the book as a "compass" for all those who believe in a sovereign Senegal. For him, the exercise of power is a new test of sacrifice, where resistance is now expressed through integrity and responsibility.
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