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President Macky Sall took advantage of his new book entitled Senegal to Heart to Settle with Idrissa Seck. He denounces the authoritarianism of the man who was his boss at the time as prime minister. The Observer gives an excerpt.
"In November 2002, Idrissa Seck is appointed Prime Minister, I am the number two of the government. Being a minister is not just a title; it is also necessary to know how to make one's voice heard, not to make the titles of the press but to affirm one's convictions. It is difficult to say no to a man on his political side, to oppose within his own majority. Or Idrissa Seck is a man with an authoritarian tendency. There are more rounded, more consensual prime ministers; Idrissa Seck is sharp, he does not ask, he orders (…)
During the first few months in his position, Idrissa reveals character traits that make working with him extremely difficult: arrogance, certainty of being right, authoritarianism … I believe that, to govern, it is not enough to bang your fist on the table and say in a bruising voice: 'It's like that and that's it, I've decided!' "
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