by a community of p.Davide Fool, director of Radio Sol Mansi:
"... Sunday, November 16 parliamentary elections were held in Guinea Bissau. After an election campaign on, but without incident, even the election day, things went well overall. No incident of violence, and despite some organizational problems, all were able to vote even in the most dispersed. Just north of Mansoa Bissorà and, due to organizational problems, voting has not made and is being held today (Monday). People have great expectations, because the situation is really bad: the food crisis is affecting the poor (almost all) very strongly, and it has become normal, even in Bissau, eat once a day. Public schools and state universities have not yet started the school year and officials do not receive the meager salary in months. Radio Sol Mansi for us to have been weeks of intense work and awareness. The fact that campaigning and elections took place without disorder us happy, because we think we have given our part, together with the other radio, which this year have combined to foster a climate of dialogue. On Election Day we have been in radio for 14 consecutive hours, broadcast live for the conduct of the vote, inform people and promote the work of the Regional Commissions of the elections, which were via radio to know where the ballot boxes had not arrived or where there were problems . Our 35 correspondents, most teams Bissau Mansoa Bafatá and have worked with great professionalism and enthusiasm. Many people and leaders of institutions have phoned to congratulate him. Last night I was tired but happy, not only for its contribution to the smooth running of the elections, but because I had confirmation that providing opportunities for training and employment to our young people can pick up great results. We now await the results. We know già, tramite i corrispondenti, il probabile risultato, ma per legge sarà la Commissione Nazionale per le elezioni ad annunciarlo. Preghiamo perché gli sconfitti accettino democraticamente il risultato del voto. Non ci sono infatti segni di brogli significativi."
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