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Jean Thierry Monsenepwo · Facebook

C64 : une prise de parole sur Facebook

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A political contribution on the C64, available in context on the author’s profile.

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Understanding this publication

Archive introduction and reported background; no complete transcript available.

This contribution is preserved in the video library under the C 64 topic. It forms part of Jean Thierry Monsenepwo’s interventions in the debate between the majority and opposition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The associated Facebook link leads to the original document.

For background, Ouragan reported on 31 August 2026 that he supported consultations beginning at local level and challenged C 64’s refusal to participate. This is Monsenepwo’s position as reported by the newspaper.

The disagreement therefore concerns how political discussions are organised: who takes part, how citizens’ views are gathered and the role of political parties. These questions offer a framework for reading the C 64 material, without establishing that this particular extract develops every issue.

The reel’s publication date remains unconfirmed. The cited article supplies separate context and does not date the recording. Without a verifiable transcript, this note attributes no precise quotation or additional detailed proposal to it. The video remains the reference for the wording and tone of the contribution.

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