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A new way forward,
Perhaps the composition of the « new » government rises serious doubts for a successiful transition to a democratic regime in Guinea. It looks like as if every body was avoiding the tough decisions, and try to please everyone. Sooner or later JMD will have to confront the CNDD hardliners. Let’s not avoid our responsabilities and make sure that we do our part. fill out the survey « comment sauver la transition en Guinée? » at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7NLBSL3