2023-04-30 01:14:11
In Akjoujt, the second stage of his electoral journey, the head of the mixed list of the alternation pole, Mr. Biram Dah Abeid denounced, Saturday, April 29, the collusion between the multinationals present in the capital of Inchiri and the men business. ”In reality, these businessmen who dominate the bosses are, according to Biram, only scammers using their influence and the mafia system offering the system’s pundits subterfuges through the adoption of advantageous agreements for themselves and business multinationals. And this, to the detriment of the people and the State with the looting of mineral wealth, in addition to the exploitation of labor and workers with the MCM which is enriching itself and enriching its Mauritanian partners”. Biram castigated the frenzied exploitation of workers who have no rights and are confined under the regime of modern slavery for businessmen.
The leader of the pole of alternation called on the populations to vote massively against the power to free themselves from this gabegist governance, from this denial of workers’ rights, from this denial of survival. He called on people who are rotting to believe in change. For him, the pole of alternation is the only one capable of defeating power. ”Your interest lies in change and alternation. For there to be alternation, you would have to align yourself with the current alone, in the eyes of Biram, capable of driving change, namely the IRA-RAG-Sawab current.
Previously, the candidate for mayor, Hamoud ould Mane and his running mate Ms. Haby Kébé described the difficult situation experienced by the populations of Akjoujt marked by load shedding and water cuts. As for the parliamentary candidate Abdellahi Ould Yarg, he invited the people to vote usefully and to refuse any buying of conscience. Other speakers including Moulay Ould ElHassen, head of the youth list, Mrs. Mariem Cheikh, head of the women’s list and Ely ould Seck candidate for the Inchiri regional council spoke during this meeting.
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