Côte d'Ivoire: "The main fault of the UN is to have certified a particular candidate ..." (Michel Galy)

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PARIS - Michel Galy, a political scientist specializing in Côte d'Ivoire at the Centre for Conflict Studies, was charged Friday in an interview published by the Express. Com, the United Nations for making "the mistake of s' involved in (the) election Ivorian. " "The main fault of the UN is to have certified a particular candidate, not the election as a whole", has analyzed the researcher who believes that "the UN forces do not seem very effective" in the peaceful settlement of the crisis Ivorian. This statement comes as ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States West) that had threatened the Ivory Coast armed intervention appears to have resigned, leaving it again to the UN (United Nations) summit after March 24. A UN resolution for military intervention in Côte d'Ivoire should not happen, Russia and China are not conducive to such an option. "With the case of Libya, do not expect", said one observer who wants to demonstrate "the recent statements of France, which sounds like a closet." The camp Ouattara called for UN military intervention in Ivory Coast to install the opponent Alassane Ouattara found after the failure of African organizations. Several African countries have already opposed the military option advocated by the West and particularly France, for the settlement of the Ivorian crisis. "Certification" of the controversial Special Representative of the Secretary General of the UN, Choi Young-Jin, has created confusion on the outcome of the presidential election on November 28 by calling into question the decision of the Constitutional Council, the highest court called to give the final results in Côte d'Ivoire, and the swearing in of the democratically elected President. Refusing defeat ascertained by the Constitutional Council, Alassane Ouattara from his headquarters in the Golf Hotel, tries in complicity with UNOCI, the French Licorne force and militia rebels to overthrow the government of Cote d'Ivoire. Laurent Gbagbo, President of the Republic democratically elected, recognized and supported by all civilian and military institutions of the country and most of the Ivorian population, has the effective power in Cote d'Ivoire.