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In the effervescent political context of the year 2024 in Mauritius, preparations for the next legislative elections have already begun, generating an atmosphere of electoral fever throughout the country. Although the exact date of the vote remains undetermined, major political players have entered the fray, seeking to mobilize their supporters and outline their vision for the future of the island nation.
The Alliance led by outgoing Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth launched its campaign in Vacoas, bringing together an enthusiastic Orange crowd. At the event, Minister of Social Security and National Solidarity, Fazila Jeewa-Daureeawoo, highlighted the government’s achievements, including the increase in pensions for retirees. This announcement aroused the support and approval of many supporters, demonstrating the positive impact of the policies carried out by the outgoing government.
At the same time, the opposition, represented by the coalition led by Navin Ramgoolam and Paul Bérenger, took a position on the main avenue of the capital, offering an alternative vision for Mauritius. By promising free public transport and internet access, the opposition sought to seduce voters by proposing ambitious social and economic measures. Former Foreign Minister Arvin Boolell galvanized the crowd by calling for unity and the construction of a new Mauritius, resolutely focused on the future.
As the government’s current mandate draws to a close in November 2024, eyes are turning to Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth, who holds the exclusive power to set the date of the elections. His decision will influence the conduct of the vote and the outcome of this intense political race. The coming months promise to be full of twists and turns and major challenges for the future of Mauritius.
Ultimately, the 2024 legislative elections promise to be a crucial moment in the political history of Mauritius, where voters will have to make a decisive choice for the destiny of their country. The visions and proposals of the various political actors will not fail to spark debates and reflections within the Mauritian population, called to fulfill their civic duty with full conscience and responsibility.