Essayist Mathieu Souquière suggests the president could take proactive steps to mend relations between citizens and institutions amid rising tensions.
President's potential actions
Mathieu Souquière, an essayist, suggests that the president might take proactive steps six months before the end of his term, such as improving the relationship between citizens and institutions. Context of the situation
This suggestion comes in the wake of recent violence that occurred over the weekend, highlighting tensions between the government and the public. Souquière's assessment
Souquière points out that the president is currently facing significant discrediting, which could influence his ability to implement such initiatives. Avoiding electoralism
He emphasizes that the president cannot be accused of electoralism, implying that any actions taken would not be solely motivated by the upcoming elections.
