Elections sénatoriales : Vive tension au siège national de l’UDPS.
Par Rédaction Nzadinews.net · 15 mars 2019 · 1 min de lecture
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Les sympathisants du parti présidentiel s’insurgent contre leurs députés provinciaux et les chefs du parti.
Ils veulent des explications claires tout en promettant des sanctions répressives.
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