中央アフリカ共和国の転国(クーデター)で、泥棒や略奪が頻繁
Una española en Bangui: “Es un caos, hay pillajes por todas partes”
El líder rebelde Michel Djotodia se autoproclama presidente de la República Centroafricana tras la huida de Bozizé a la RDC
José Naranjo Bamako 25 MAR 2013 - 13:30 CET
A Spanish in Bangui: "It's chaos, there is looting everywhere"
Rebel leader declares himself president Michel Djotodia Central African Republic after Bozizé fled to the DRC
Jose Naranjo Bamako 25 MAR 2013 - 13:30 CET
"The situation is chaotic. There looting everywhere. From our house have taken everything, money, refrigerators, mattresses, medicines, furniture, telephones. It was a coming and going all morning, neighbors first, then finally adolescent groups and people dressed in military uniform. " The speaker is Amparo Fernandez, a cooperating Extremadura living in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, and has lived in the direct input of the coalition Seleka rebels in the city on Saturday and the flight of the president, François Bozizé, this Sunday.
On Saturday, some Westerners tried to go to the airport by car, but even the Presidential Guard closed the entrances. "From that evening the power went off and has not yet returned to the city. The night was an incredible silence, shuddering, "says Fernandez. However, with the arrival of daylight looting began on Saturday. "It was a mess, most NGOs have been looted. We are five at home, five adults and a baby, were hoping that someone from the French embassy came looking for us, but nothing, "said Fernandez, an organization working to gala.
Throughout the morning of Sunday, Amparo Fernandez and her partner, French-Spanish nationality, had to see his own home was sacked by the neighbors. "At no time exercised violence against us, but they took everything and yes they were very aggressive towards each other while handing our money. Finally, in the afternoon, came an armored car with several UN peacekeepers to pick us and have brought us to the field of Integrated United Nations Office for the Central African Republic (BINUCA). As we were running through the streets we saw people drunk, guys with machetes, men firing their guns into the air, was harrowing. "
The thirty Spanish residents in the Central African Republic is well physically and is in constant contact with the Spanish embassy in neighboring Cameroon, Efe reported to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
After the flight of President François Bozizé, found in Cameroon, according to the Government of Yaounde, one of the leaders of Seleka President has proclaimed this Sunday. Djotodia is Michel, who had been listed as defense minister in the government resulting from the Libreville peace accords of January 11. "I have no intention of carrying out a witch hunt," said the rebel leader.
In the fighting that occurred during the rebel advance towards Bangui have died at least six South African soldiers, as confirmed by a military source in this country, which has requested assistance from France to evacuate its troops from the Central African Republic. Some 350 soldiers have arrived in Bangui Gauls to ensure the safety of about 1,200 French citizens residing in the country.
François Bozizé of the Central African army general, seized power in 2003 after leading a coup against former President Ange-Félix Patassé and has won two presidential elections which has subsequently, in 2005 and 2011, amid allegations of fraud by the opposition. The last December Seleka rebel coalition launched an offensive against the ropes put Bozizé. However, the Libreville peace accords stopped the rebel advance until Thursday decided Seleka troops back on track to the capital because of what they consider serious breaches of those peace agreements.
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