Mauritius: [VIDEO] One Moris leaders explain their positioning for the upcoming elections

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Jonathan Chauremootoo
Published on 2024-03-30 06:32:39

In a video posted on social media, One Moris leaders Sherry Singh and Bruneau Laurette announced that their party is positioning itself as an alternative for the upcoming general elections.

Sherry Singh first explained his recent “public absence”, emphasizing that he needed to first stabilize himself personally and with his family. “The time has come for us to get involved in our own way,” explained the leader of One Moris. He also mentioned the “dangers facing the country” such as the cost of living, drugs, loss of confidence in authorities, “attacks against opponents, changes in the law, the state’s treasury”, among others. He explained that they are currently in the final phase of finishing the design of their program.

Bruneau Laurette, on the other hand, explained that his political party “has a real team and a real conviction to fight for real change and to change the system that has long been detrimental to us. I will be a candidate in the upcoming elections under the banner of One Moris.”

The leaders are clearly motivated to bring about change in the country and are working hard to finalize their program before the elections. They are addressing important issues such as the high cost of living, drug problems, and the need for a change in the political system.

One Moris is positioning itself as a serious alternative for voters who are looking for change and a new direction for the country. Both Sherry Singh and Bruneau Laurette seem committed to making a difference and are ready to lead the charge in the upcoming elections. Their message is clear and their determination is evident in the video they posted on social media.

Overall, One Moris is presenting itself as a viable option for voters who are looking for a fresh perspective and a change from the current political landscape. The leaders’ dedication to their cause is evident, and they are eager to make a difference in the upcoming elections.

Read the original article(French) on Le Mauricien