Juan Tomás Ávila has written his first post on his blog Malabo [1] [es] after an absence of two months. In the context of the meeting in Annobon Island to discuss constitutional reforms, held by a committee named by the President of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang, Juan Tomás Ávila discusses the inhumanity of this regime, the need for a strong opposition, and the importance of rescuing the wisdom of the elders if the aim of this political moment is to demand democracy.
Equatorial Guinea: Blogger Juan Tomás Ávila is Back
· Written by Ana Lúcia Sá
Categories: Sub-Saharan Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Digital Activism, Politics, Protest