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Fin de transition en GuinÃ©e : Le GÃ©nÃ©ral SÃ©kouba KonatÃ© parleâ€¦(Exclusif)

Finalisation de la transition : Le Capitaine Dadis Camara sâ€™exprimeâ€¦ (Exclusif)

Perchoir de lâ€™assemblÃ©e : DerniÃ¨re ligne droite pour le choix dÃ©finitif du candidat de lâ€™opposition

Situation socio-politique en GuinÃ©e: Ce qu'en pense l'opposant Faya Milimono

Exclusif: le prÃ©sident CondÃ© demande la dÃ©mission du gouvernement(officiel)

Detail de la News

Elections: 24 civils candidats...

La Cour suprÃªme en GuinÃ©e a retenu les candidatures de 24 civils pour l'Ã©lection prÃ©sidentielle du 27 juin, sur les 36 dossiers qui lui avaient Ã©tÃ© soumis, a annoncÃ© hier soir le prÃ©sident de l'institution, Mamadou Sylla, en audience publique Ã Conakry.

Aucun membre de l'armÃ©e ne se prÃ©sentera donc Ã la prÃ©sidentielle, dans ce pays marquÃ© par un demi-siÃ¨cle de rÃ©gimes militaires autocratiques.

Une seule femme est candidate: Kaba Hadja Saran Daraba, ancienne ministre sous le rÃ©gime du dÃ©funt gÃ©nÃ©ral-prÃ©sident Lansana ContÃ© (1984-2008).

Les anciens Premiers ministres Cellou Dalein Diallo, FranÃ§ois LonsÃ©ny Fall, Lansana KouyatÃ© et Sidya TourÃ© figurent Ã©galement au nombre des candidats, de mÃªme que l'opposant Alpha CondÃ©.

La Cour a surtout rejetÃ© des dossiers en raison du non-versement de la caution de 400 millions de francs guinÃ©ens (50.000 euros) exigÃ©e pour chaque candidature.

La commission Ã©lectorale nationale indÃ©pendante (CÃ©ni) avait fixÃ© un montant de caution Ã©levÃ© afin de limiter le nombre de candidatures dans un pays qui compte plus de 120 partis.

Le scrutin du 27 juin est prÃ©sentÃ© comme la premiÃ¨re Ã©lection prÃ©sidentielle libre depuis l'indÃ©pendance de la GuinÃ©e en 1958.

Source:AFP

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