POLITICS: Apévon - 'The ANC and UNITE have conspired to prevent reforms'

The presidential election to be held on 25 April is challenged by a single opposition party, the Action Committee for Renewal (CAR), led by Paul Dodzi Apévon.

A unique position, as a political strategy. One way to stand out from other courses that align candidates. 

This posture will she pay the evening of the vote? This party does not he risk marginalization? Time will tell.

Meanwhile, Mr. Apévon advocates stop the electoral process, the withdrawal of candidates and discussions on political reforms before new elections.

For now, his appeal was not heard by his colleagues in the opposition.

Is the boycott helpful?

Paul Dodzi Apévon: The CAR never talked about boycott. We say that the electoral process is not going well. We must start again. For now, we have not yet mentioned the boycott.

Will you vote on April 25?
 

Dodzi Apévon Paul: I do not have to do my civic duty Togolese law gives me that freedom.

Your training is very critical of the ANC on the issue of reforms 

Dodzi Apévon Paul: I do not blame the ANC on the issue of reform. I say that the attitude of the ANC and of UNITE (presidential majority, ie) demonstrates that both parties have conspired to prevent reforms.These are not accusations, it is a fact.

What does the CAR?

For an election to be appeased, he must first make reforms.

For the elections to be transparent, it is imperative that the rules are the same for everyone. 

 What do you think the recent initiative of the President of ECOWAS?

Paul Dodzi Apévon: The visit to Lomé John Dramani Mahama to offer a 10-day postponement of the presidential election is a bluff. This is a biased arrangement because the resolution of a problem, in the case of the electoral roll must take at least two months. Then offer 10 days no sense.