Política

Manifestantes en Sudán siguen determinados a que caiga el presidente Bashir

Desde hace cinco días, una gran multitud protesta frente al cuartel general de las Fuerzas Armadas

Sudanese demonstrators chant slogans during a rally in front of the military headquarters in the capital Khartoum on April 10, 2019. - Thousands of protesters have been camping outside the military complex housing Bashir's official residence in Khartoum since April 6, braving tear gas and deadly gun shots from security services in defiance of a state of emergency banning all such demonstrations. The army, which has steered clear of intervening in the clashes since the start of the anti-government protests in December, has so far stood on the sidelines. (Photo by - / AFP)
Sudanese demonstrators chant slogans during a rally in front of the military headquarters in the capital Khartoum on April 10, 2019. - Thousands of protesters have been camping outside the military complex housing Bashir's official residence in Khartoum since April 6, braving tear gas and deadly gun shots from security services in defiance of a state of emergency banning all such demonstrations. The army, which has steered clear of intervening in the clashes since the start of the anti-government protests in December, has so far stood on the sidelines. (Photo by - / AFP) -
Manifestantes cantaron consignas durante un mitin frente al cuartel general del Ejército en la capital, Jartum, el miércoles 10 de abril de 2019. (-/AFP)

Jartum. Una multitud de sudaneses seguía este miércoles, por quinta jornada consecutiva, desafiando al régimen del presidente Omar Al Bashir ante el cuartel general del Ejército, cuya posición sigue siendo incierta en este enfrentamiento entre poder y manifestantes.

Prueba de que el presidente Bashir, de 75 años, no está dispuesto a ceder a la presión de la calle, el Partido del Congreso Nacional (NCP), en el poder, llamó a una movilización de apoyo al mandatario el jueves en Jartum.

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