US condemns Burundi president's re-election bid
April 28, 2015
Washington – The United States has condemned Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial bid for a third term in office, warning that the central African country “is losing an historic opportunity to strengthen its democracy.
“We regret this significant missed opportunity, but the hard work of building democratic practices and institutions must continue,” acting state department spokesperson Marie Harf said, accusing the ruling party of disregarding the term-limit provisions of the Arusha Accords.
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“In that spirit, we urge all parties to participate in the legislative and national elections and ensure these electoral processes are inclusive, transparent, credible, free and conducted in an environment without threats, intimidation, or violence.”
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