Mali earns Ex-PM Moussa Mara with the country undermining x post

Former Mali Prime Minister, who is now under military rule, was accused of undermining the state’s credibility over social media comments.

After a prison visit to see opposition figures held in July, Moses Mara announced in X “his steadfast solidarity with the princess of conscience.”

Mara, who held the position of prime minister for nine months a decade ago, was an explicit critic of the military government.

The Military Council, in power since the coups in 2020 and 2021, dissolved all political parties in May after that Rare anti -government protests.

On Thursday, Mara was arrested and interrogated for the second time by the National Unit for Electronic Crime on July 4 of his book.

In this position, the former minister of bullets said that his usual visits to see the detainees were to ensure that “the flame of hope does not fade in it.”

“As long as it continues tonight, the sun will inevitably rise! We will fight by all means to achieve this, and as soon as possible!” He added.

The public prosecutor in the electronic crime unit said that talking about “prisoners of conscience” and says he wants to fight for them is a crime, according to France Radio International reports.

On Friday, as well as accusing the state’s credibility, he was charged with opposing the legitimate authority and inciting general turmoil.

It is scheduled to be tried on September 29.

A month agoThe military leader, General Ameme Joita, was granted a five -year presidential term by the transitional parliament, which is renewed without elections.

The 41 -year -old girl, who seized the power twice, was named after the 2021 coup.

While he promised to hold elections the following year – but he has ever wandered around, in a blow to the efforts to restore multi -party referee in West Africa.