maliweb.net:: Presidential Election 2012: Soumaila Cisse Has the makings of dolphin ATT? Presidential Election of 2012: Soumaila Cisse Has the makings of dolphin ATT? The Challenger, 11/02/2011 Today, another candidate than Soumaila Cisse in the Union for the
Republic and Democracy (URD) in the 2012 presidential election seems unimaginable. For his fans, he keeps the best chance of becoming the next president of Mali. The president in 2012. The president, Amadou Toumani Toure, completes his second and final term at the head of Mali as is our fundamental law. The interview he gave to our brother''''The Africas in which he states have no dolphin is likely to believe that the game will be free. But we should not have too many illusions: ATT and its predecessor, Alpha Oumar Konare, will still play all their weight in choosing the next president. Less than 15 months of the elections, which will be crucial in the consolidation of our young democracy is ready for many individuals to run for president. Among these, FIG Soumaila Cisse. The dream to take his revenge! Born December 20, 1949 in Niafunke in the Timbuktu region Soumaila Cisse chairs since 2004 the destiny of the Commission of the European Economic and Monetary - Africa (UEMOA). His second and final term as head of the sub-regional institution ends in a few months. Already, he received the congratulations''to the dynamic that has blown in the process of EU integration and for the results obtained by the Commission under his leadership during the past eight years.''On his return, Soumaila Cisse will definitely take the head of the Union for the Republic and Democracy (URD), which he founded after his departure from Adema, party which he defended the colors in the presidential election of 2002. Within the Urd (second most powerful political organization in the country after Adema), leadership remains intact, as the president of this party, which jealously guards Toure Younouss the thing entrusted to him by his younger brother'' .'' In April 2008, the inclinations of the former health minister, Ibrahim Oumar Touré, who wanted to grab the presidency of the party have been countered. Today, the man at the heart of a financial scandal in the case known as the Global Fund seems to observe a low profile since leaving the government. Currently, another candidate within the Union for the Republic and Democracy than Soumaila Cisse seems unlikely. The man (he was second behind ATT) that failed in 2002 to seize the hill near Koulouba a dream of revenge. As a strategist, he agreed to disappear in 2007 in favor of his longtime friend, Amadou Toumani Toure, who had just decided to re-enlist for a second term. Soumi Champion''and''a wet bikini. He embodies the type of leader! For his fans, Soumaila Cisse is the best candidate for 2012. In their eyes, he takes to revive the economy and consolidate the sites opened by President Toure. In a word, the honorary president of the Urd embodies the type of leader that Mali needs. This master of high finance (the expression is excellent and our elder brother, Abdul Karim Drame) is now seasoned to get flying boat Mali. The man was presented by its proponents as a true unifier. To support their thesis, they argue the wide open policy has allowed the Urd swallowing several political parties which - at last list - the Party for Democracy and Renewal (PDR Dun Kafa Ton) of Kalilou Samake. After two terms as head of the UEMOA, the former Minister of Economy and Finance of Alpha Oumar Konare has expanded its network of influence worldwide. At the national level, it carries out consultations with other political formations. A recent meeting with President of Rally for Mali (RPM), El Hadji Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, within this framework. On the World Wide Web, Soumaila Cissé is one of the few presidential candidates to make contacts with his compatriots across the network Social, Facebook. Upon his return, says a source from one of a handful of hands, he will tackle the structures to revitalize his party to establish a genuine political staff, so to put a team in motion'' who wins.'' Holding an extraordinary congress could be the first step of this major reform. Modibo Fofana
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