Translated from French - Jean Ping adaiwa kula USD 4 Mio kumtetea Gbagbo
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Pour retourner la situation en sa faveur Addis-Abeba : Gbagbo jette des milliards par la fentre - Abidjan.net Actualites
Concordant sources, lobbyists sent by Laurent Gbagbo, to meet with heads of State Peace and Security Council of the African Union, in view of the summit in Addis Ababa, did not go empty handed . In addition to the verb, they tried to return some interlocutors through hard cash.
The truth will always be the big day! While the Ivorians will not know what made their day, they are anxious about whether they can continue to eat their fill, the former regime is gone distribute money in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia). Indeed, in an attempt to turn the situation into his favor, Laurent Gbagbo urged his envoys to be particularly generous. And the number of persons against which he had to show caring, reveal our sources, figured prominently, Jean Ping. Given its strategic position as President of the African Commission, is a whopping $ 2 billion that would have pocketed the Gabonese to be more favorable to the leader of the presidential majority. Is that entrust our interlocutors, Mr. Ping, who has visited Abidjan on 17 December last, appeared open to "all the discussions." Just refer to his double-speak used in the Golf Palace and the Palace of the Plateau to be convinced. Gbagbo's camp went well and received signals sent by the former foreign minister of Gabon, has decided to respond positively to his message. Hence the procrastination of it during the summit in Addis Ababa.
Just as the president of the African Union Commission, other Heads of State of the CPs, especially those in southern Africa, not too aware of the fact, received their share of the pudding. Their mission: to obstruct the maximum alignment of the CPs on the positions of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), more favorable to the winner of the presidential elections of 28 November 2010, Alassane Ouattara. Where some have received directly, the return for their support, in cash, others have obtained, in kind. It is these heads of state who tried, from the beginning of the meeting, to play spoilsport, delaying the use of force against Laurent Gbagbo. Unfortunately, the Ivorians, namely those who blindly support the one who lost the elections, will have their eyes to weep. Nothing guarantees them that they will be paid next month. Not only because all the idlers of the clan were sent to Addis Ababa, at the expense of''Princess''but in addition, substantial funds have been thrown on the fly, trying vainly to corrupt public figures.