Révision constitutionnelle : Le Dr Yoro Dia fustige une « arme politique de distraction massive »
As discussions surrounding the constitutional revision intensify in the National Assembly, the public debate is also heating up outside the chamber. In two posts shared on social media, political scientist Dr. Yoro Dia expressed outright opposition to the current approach, describing the constitutional reforms as a "political weapon of mass distraction."
According to the former minister-advisor, these legal initiatives only serve to mask what he calls the country's "economic crisis." He bluntly condemns both heads of the Executive branch, referring to an internal split within the ruling party: the "D faction: Diomaye" and the "S faction: Sonko." For him, given the financial and social situation, the conclusion is inescapable: "All incompetent. All responsible."
According to Dr. Yoro Dia, the parliamentary majority's legislative agenda is completely disconnected from the population's actual expectations. He strongly argues that "these reforms are neither urgent, nor important, nor essential."
The analyst believes that the State's true priorities lie in the macroeconomic and social spheres. Asserting that "the urgent issues are elsewhere, particularly in the economy," he concludes his remarks with a clear slogan intended to refocus the national agenda: "We want a debate on growth, not on the Constitution."

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