The candidates Félix Tshisekedi and Moïse Katumbi invited to temper their reciprocal electoral campaign speeches

candidates Félix Tshisekedi and Moïse Katumbi invited to temper their reciprocal speeches of electoral campaign. The box recommends that teams of the two leaders readjust their communication so as not to create a confrontation between activists of the two groups.
1. It has been observed for a week in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a recurrence of verbal attacks through incisive and destructive speeches between candidates Félix Tshisekedi and Moïse Katumbi. Through their interviews, speeches and campaign meetings, the political and media outings of the two personalities are strongly marked by verbal attacks in place of the programs or balance sheets of candidates.
2. If Mr. Tshisekedi is mainly expected on his five -year report during this campaign period, Mr. Katumbi should focus his tours on his government program.
3. The box is particularly concerned about the continuous degradation of the political and social climate during this period of electoral campaign for the general elections in the DRC. The two personalities very particularly embodying two major sociological blocks of the country, it is to be feared, if their speeches do not evolve positively, that the latter encourage their different supporters to violence.
4. Since the Katangais-Kasai conflict is not yet definitively stabilized, the box fears that any brutal message from the two candidates, throws oil on fire and causes unusual electoral tensions.
The box condemns speeches go to the war of certain political leaders, encouraging violence through social media as well as the attitude of certain leaders to prohibit candidates or citizens of Beat campaign in their locality, on the pretext that the latter belongs to them.
The box recommends that RTNC respect the law by granting all candidates the same dissemination advantages. While candidate Félix Tshisekedi was entitled to a live retransmission from the launching ceremony of his campaign, it was deplored that the public channel did not do the same in favor of candidates Moïse Katumbi, Martin Fayulu, Delly Sesanga and Denis Mukwege.
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