News: MP Gratien of Saint-Nicolas Iracan launches the “90-day marathon for a victory in the elections”
In a statement made Thursday, September 21, MP Gratien of Saint-Nicolas Iracan announced the launch of the “90-day marathon for a victory in the elections”. This initiative aims to mobilize the population with a view to electing Moïse Katumbi’s party and winning important seats in Parliament.
According to the MP, this 90-day marathon campaign aims to raise awareness among the population and encourage them to make an informed choice. He believes that the Congolese population has suffered too much and that the country needs radical change. He calls for massive voting and increased monitoring during the vote, to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.
Gratien de Saint-Nicolas Iracan harshly criticizes the current government, accusing in particular poor governance and a declining economy. He believes that the regime of Félix Tshisekedi did not take into account the recommendations of the opposition and did not meet the expectations of the population.
The MP also addresses the issue of the August 30 massacre in Goma, affirming that the government bears responsibility for this tragic event. He calls on citizens to take these incidents into account during the next elections.
This electoral marathon launched by Moïse Katumbi’s party is an ambitious initiative aimed at mobilizing the population and promoting political change in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The success of this campaign will depend on the party’s ability to convince voters of the need for change and the importance of electing representatives capable of meeting the needs and expectations of the population.
In conclusion, MP Gratien from Saint-Nicolas Iracan calls for mobilization and vigilance during the upcoming elections. He hopes that this electoral marathon will make it possible to bring about real political change and get the country out of the crisis in which it currently finds itself. The Congolese population is called upon to make an informed choice and actively participate in the democratic process to guarantee a better future for all.