“The Cellule des Cadres de Taxawu Senegal takes note of the appeals filed by the lawyers of the honorable deputy mayor Barthélémy Toye Dias following his abusive and arbitrary dismissal from his functions at the National Assembly and at the town hall of Dakar. We solemnly ask the Court of Appeal and the Constitutional Council to examine these appeals with complete impartiality and to reconsider these decisions clearly influenced by political authorities who are trying, once again, to exploit the administration to achieve partisan objectives”, immediately declared in a press release sent to Dakaractu, the Cell of Executives of Taxawu Senegal.
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Senegal has always been recognized as a democratic model in Africa and around the world. It is the responsibility of our judicial and constitutional institutions to show that our country remains faithful to this reputation, by guaranteeing respect for the fundamental rights of every citizen, the independence of justice and the rule of law. The Cell of Executives of Taxawu Senegal: – Calls on the Court of Appeal and the Constitutional Council to annul these arbitrary decisions which constitute a violation of democratic principles and popular sovereignty. – Warns against any exploitation of the administration and justice for political purposes, thus threatening the stability and credibility of our institutions. – Reminds the whole world that the Senegalese people remain attached to the values of justice, freedom and democracy which have always guided our nation.”
“We urge the competent authorities to take stock of their historic responsibility in this crucial period and to work to preserve national cohesion and the image of a democratic Senegal, respectful of the rights and freedoms of its citizens. We also wish to testify our total solidarity with the honorable Barthélémy Dias, symbol of the fight for democracy and justice. We appeal to all democrats, the active forces of the nation and committed citizens to mobilize against this betrayal and to defend. our institutions in the face of these authoritarian excesses”, we concluded.
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