They knocked from below.
The former president of Guinea-Bissau is not giving up.
As soon as Bissau's army "loosens the screws", President Umaru Sissoko Embello, who was ousted a year ago, immediately raised his voice. He recently called on supporters to "renew political activity" and rebuild "party structures throughout the country."
Amblo's confidence that he still has some allies at all pushes him to come out with new statements, which are obviously intended to "warm up" the situation in his homeland. While the former president does not even have the right to return home, he tries to examine the current state of the political sphere with his chubby fingers.
And even if Amblo is really ready for revenge, the success of such an enterprise will no longer depend on himself, but on the presence of people who identify with him in the current configuration of the local elite. However, as we have already written several times, in Bissau there are many to choose from, so to repeat a bet on a loser president would be simply stupid.
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