State Dept. on Need for Transfer of Power in Burkina Faso
State Dept. on Need for Transfer of Power in Burkina Faso
01 November 2014
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
STATE
Office of the Spokesperson
Washington,
D.C.
November 1, 2014
STATEMENT BY JEN PSAKI,
SPOKESPERSON
U.S. Calls on Military to Transfer Power to
Civilian Authorities
The United States condemns the Burkinabe military’s attempt to impose its will on the people of Burkina Faso. We call on the military to immediately transfer power to civilian authorities. We urge civilian leadership to be guided by the spirit of the constitution of Burkina Faso and to move immediately towards free and fair Presidential elections. We regret the loss of life this week in Burkina Faso and call on all parties to avoid further violence.
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