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Las protestas en Camerún de 2008 fueron un … Las protestas en Camerún de 2008 fueron una serie de manifestaciones violentas en Camerún que tuvieron lugar del 25 al 29 de febrero de 2008. Las protestas siguieron a una huelga de los trabajadores del transporte, que se oponían a los altos precios del combustible y las malas condiciones de trabajo. El anuncio del presidente Paul Biya que quería enmendar la constitución para eliminar los límites de los mandatos había causado más disturbios políticos; sin tal enmienda, tendría que dejar el cargo al final de su mandato en 2011. Grandes grupos de jóvenes, a quienes el partido de oposición Frente Socialdemócrata (SDF) y el gobierno se culpan mutuamente de organizarlos, tomaron las calles de Duala, Yaundé, Bamenda y otras ciudades importantes, saqueando y destrozando propiedades. El gobierno envió tropas para reprimir los disturbios, y tanto los manifestantes como las tropas murieron. El recuento oficial del gobierno es que 40 personas murieron, pero los grupos de derechos humanos afirman que en realidad serían 100. Las cifras del gobierno sitúan los daños a la propiedad en decenas de miles de millones de francos CFA (15.2 millones de euros o 23.4 millones de dólares estadounidenses). En respuesta a las protestas, el presidente Biya redujo el costo del combustible, aumentó los salarios de los funcionarios públicos y del personal militar, redujo los aranceles pagados al cemento y suspendió los aranceles sobre productos esenciales como aceite de cocina, pescado y arroz. Las fuerzas gubernamentales también afirmaron haber arrestado a más de 1600 personas y haber procesado a 200. En cambio, los grupos de derechos humanos afirmaron que más de 2000 personas habían sido arrestadas solo en Duala y criticaron los juicios por ser demasiado rápidos, secretos y severos. El gobierno también ha tomado medidas contra artistas, medios de comunicación y periodistas a quienes acusa de amenazar la estabilidad nacional.acusa de amenazar la estabilidad nacional.
, Distúrbios nos Camarões em 2008 foram uma … Distúrbios nos Camarões em 2008 foram uma série de atos de violência urbana e protestos violentos ocorridos nas maiores cidades dos Camarões de 25 a 29 de fevereiro de 2008. Os protestos ocorreram logo após uma greve dos trabalhadores dos transportes, que se opunham aos altos preços dos combustíveis e às más condições de trabalho. Além disso, a turbulência política expandiu após o anúncio de que o presidente Paul Biya pretendia alterar a Constituição para remover os limites de mandato; sem essa emenda, ele teria que deixar o cargo no final de seu mandato em 2011. Um vasto número de jovens, a quem o partido político da oposição e o governo culpam um ao outro pela organização, tomaram as ruas de Douala, Yaoundé, Bamenda e outras grandes cidades, saqueando e vandalizando propriedades. O governo enviou tropas para reprimir os distúrbios; houve mortes tanto entre os manifestantes como de soldados. A contagem oficial do governo é que quarenta pessoas foram mortas, mas grupos de direitos humanos afirmam que o total está próximo de cem. Os números do governo colocam os danos à propriedade em dezenas de bilhões de (15,2 milhões de euros ou 23,4 milhões de dólares americanos). Em resposta aos protestos, o Presidente Biya reduziu os preços dos combustíveis, elevou os salários dos funcionários públicos e militares, reduziu os impostos pagos sobre o cimento e suspendeu os impostos sobre bens essenciais, como óleo de cozinha, peixe e arroz. As forças do governo também alegaram ter prendido mais de 1.600 pessoas, incluindo funcionários do governo, e ter processado duzentas. Grupos de direitos humanos e advogados de defesa, por outro lado, alegaram que mais de 2.000 pessoas foram presas apenas em Douala e condenaram os julgamentos por serem excessivamente rápidos, secretos e severos. O governo também reprimiu artistas, meios de comunicação e jornalistas acusando-os de ameaçar a estabilidade nacional.ndo-os de ameaçar a estabilidade nacional.
, Les émeutes de 2008 au Cameroun sont des v … Les émeutes de 2008 au Cameroun sont des violences urbaines qui se sont déroulés au Cameroun du 23 février 2008 au 29 février 2008. Elles ont commencé à Douala puis se sont répandues dans un grand nombre de villes du Cameroun. Ce sont les plus importantes émeutes depuis les opérations « villes mortes » de 1991. les opérations « villes mortes » de 1991.
, The 2008 Cameroon protests were a series o … The 2008 Cameroon protests were a series of violent demonstrations in Cameroon's biggest cities that took place from 25 to 29 February 2008. The protests followed on the heels of a strike by transport workers, who were opposing high fuel prices and poor working conditions. Further political turmoil had been caused by President Paul Biya's announcement that he wanted the constitution to be amended to remove term limits; without such an amendment, he would have to leave office at the end of his term in 2011. Large groups of youths, whom the opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) political party and the government blame one another for organising, took to the streets of Douala, Yaoundé, Bamenda, and other major cities, looting and vandalising property. The government sent in troops to crack down on the unrest, and protesters and troops alike were killed. The official government tally is that 40 people were killed, but human rights groups claim that the total is closer to 100. Government figures place damage to property at tens of billions of francs CFA (15.2 million euros or US$23.4 million). In response to the protests, President Biya reduced the cost of fuel, raised salaries of civil servants and military personnel, reduced the duties paid on cement, and suspended duties on essential goods such as cooking oil, fish, and rice. Government forces also claimed to have arrested more than 1,600 people, including government officials, and to have prosecuted 200. Human rights groups and defense attorneys, on the other hand, claimed that more than 2,000 people had been arrested in Douala alone and decried the trials as overly swift, secretive, and severe. The government has also cracked down on artists, media outlets and journalists it accuses of threatening national stability.accuses of threatening national stability.
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, Les émeutes de 2008 au Cameroun sont des v … Les émeutes de 2008 au Cameroun sont des violences urbaines qui se sont déroulés au Cameroun du 23 février 2008 au 29 février 2008. Elles ont commencé à Douala puis se sont répandues dans un grand nombre de villes du Cameroun. Ce sont les plus importantes émeutes depuis les opérations « villes mortes » de 1991. les opérations « villes mortes » de 1991.
, The 2008 Cameroon protests were a series o … The 2008 Cameroon protests were a series of violent demonstrations in Cameroon's biggest cities that took place from 25 to 29 February 2008. The protests followed on the heels of a strike by transport workers, who were opposing high fuel prices and poor working conditions. Further political turmoil had been caused by President Paul Biya's announcement that he wanted the constitution to be amended to remove term limits; without such an amendment, he would have to leave office at the end of his term in 2011. Large groups of youths, whom the opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) political party and the government blame one another for organising, took to the streets of Douala, Yaoundé, Bamenda, and other major cities, looting and vandalising property. The government sent in troops to crackty. The government sent in troops to crack
, Distúrbios nos Camarões em 2008 foram uma … Distúrbios nos Camarões em 2008 foram uma série de atos de violência urbana e protestos violentos ocorridos nas maiores cidades dos Camarões de 25 a 29 de fevereiro de 2008. Os protestos ocorreram logo após uma greve dos trabalhadores dos transportes, que se opunham aos altos preços dos combustíveis e às más condições de trabalho. Além disso, a turbulência política expandiu após o anúncio de que o presidente Paul Biya pretendia alterar a Constituição para remover os limites de mandato; sem essa emenda, ele teria que deixar o cargo no final de seu mandato em 2011. Um vasto número de jovens, a quem o partido político da oposição e o governo culpam um ao outro pela organização, tomaram as ruas de Douala, Yaoundé, Bamenda e outras grandes cidades, saqueando e vandalizando propriedades. O goveueando e vandalizando propriedades. O gove
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