Coup d'Etat in Guinea: "Guinean institutions were completely bankrupt"
Audio 06:46
Senegalese President Macky Sall and Guinean President Alpha Condé at a previous ECOWAS summit.
(illustrative image) AFP - SIA KAMBOU
By: Gaëtan Plenet
7 mins
The now ex-ministers and presidents of the institutions were summoned to a meeting at the headquarters of the Guinean Parliament on Monday, September 6, and each refusal to attend will be considered a "
rebellion
", warned the putschists, who have captured the head of state Alpha Condé on Sunday and dissolved the institutions.
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The coup d'etat was greeted by scenes of jubilation in Conakry, but it was condemned by the UN, the African Union and France.
All three called for the immediate release of the Guinean president.
To listen: the analysis of Makanera Ibrahima Sory, business lawyer and teacher, director of the Leguepard.net site.
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