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<a href="https://www.archyde.com/in-senegal-many-supporters-of-idrissa-gueye/" title="in Senegal, many supporters of Idrissa Gueye”>Abdoul Mbaye did not appreciate the tone used by Ousmane Sonko during his meeting in Ziguinchor, where he raised the case of General Kandé, uttering threats to detractors of the regime. The former Prime Minister reminded the head of the Pastef coalition list that he is neither the prosecutor nor the one to imprison a Senegalese.
“Please Mr. Prime Minister Ousmane SONKO, if Senegal is still a Republic and not a dictatorship, and at the risk of repeating myself, finally realize that you are neither a prosecutor nor a judge, and that you cannot decide to send someone “to rot in Reubeuss” (Senegalese prison)” lamented the coalition candidate Senegal Kesse.
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A reaction from Abdoul Mbaye following the words of Ousmane Sonko, who, after explaining the underlying facts of General Kandé’s assignment to India, had issued a warning to his detractors. “They just have to repeat what they said to see if they will not go to prison,” said the Prime Minister, referring to the Kande affair.
Abdoul Mbaye ends by inviting the Prime Minister to be more restrained in his remarks. “Our country does not need inflammatory remarks but social peace and preparation for future days of economic suffering and sacrifice.”
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**Interview with Political Analyst Jane Smith on Kamala Harris’s Upcoming Interview**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Jane. With Kamala Harris set to give her first interview on Fox News with Bret Baier, what do you think this means for her campaign as the Democratic nominee?
**Jane Smith:** Thank you for having me! This interview is significant for several reasons. First, it puts her in front of an audience that may not typically align with her views. Taking this step out of her comfort zone can be seen as an attempt to reach undecided voters and broaden her appeal.
**Interviewer:** Interesting point. Given the current political climate, how do you think her approach on Fox News will differ from interviews on more traditional Democratic platforms?
**Jane Smith:** That’s a key consideration. She’ll need to strike a balance between staying true to her values while also engaging with a potentially skeptical audience. Expect her to focus on key issues like the economy, healthcare, and social justice but delivered in a way that resonates with moderate conservatives and independents.
**Interviewer:** And what challenges do you think she might face in this interview?
**Jane Smith:** The biggest challenge will be navigating tough questions and possibly negative narratives that Fox News might push. Bret Baier is known for asking hard-hitting questions, and she must remain composed and articulate her points clearly to avoid any missteps that could affect her campaign.
**Interviewer:** Do you think this interview will make a notable impact on her campaign strategy going forward?
**Jane Smith:** Absolutely. How she performs could influence public perception and momentum right before the election. If she manages to connect with those viewers, it could potentially improve her standing in the polls and set the tone for the final stretch of the campaign.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Jane, for sharing your insights. We’ll certainly be watching the interview closely.
**Jane Smith:** My pleasure! I look forward to dissecting the interview and its implications for the election.
