Burkina Faso : quatre ans après le putsch du capitaine Traoré, l'heure du bilan
Le 30 septembre 2022, le militaire prenait le pouvoir à Ouagadougou face à l'insurrection jihadiste.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Le 30 septembre 2022, le capitaine Ibrahim Traoré a lancé un putsch à Ouagadougou. Il s'agissait, selon le contexte de cette prise de pouvoir, de mettre fin à l'insurrection des groupes jihadistes qui occupaient près de la moitié du territoire du Burkina Faso.
La question du bilan de son action à la tête du pays est posée à cette occasion. Inoussa Ouédraogo, aujourd'hui en exil, ancien directeur de publication de l'hebdomadaire Bendré et ancien président de la Société des éditeurs de la presse privée du Burkina Faso, est associé à ce débat.
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