CLEAN : West Africa bloc maintains sanctions against Mali, calls for election within 12-16 months

The video discusses the extension of the transition period in Mali, which is proposed to be between 12 to 16 months, in addition to the 18 months already passed. It also examines the situation in Guinea, noting progress since the coup, including the release of the former president. The video further addresses the demand for Kaburi's immediate release from prison and the engagement with transitional authorities in Burkina Faso. A one-month deadline is set for achieving results, after which economic and financial sanctions may be imposed.

What is the proposed extension period for the transition in Mali?

• 6 to 10 months

• 12 to 16 months

• 24 to 30 months

• 18 to 24 months

What progress was noted in Guinea since the coup?

• The former President was allowed to leave the country.

• The former President was allowed to be out of prison.

• The former President was given a new role in the government.

• The former President was re-elected.

What immediate action was demanded regarding Kaburi?

• Kaburi should be transferred to another prison.

• Kaburi should be placed under house arrest.

• Kaburi should be given a fair trial.

• Kaburi should be set free immediately.

What is the deadline for showing results before sanctions are imposed?

• March 25th

• April 25th

• June 25th

• May 25th

What type of sanctions will be imposed if the deadline is not met?

• Cultural sanctions

• Military sanctions

• Travel sanctions

• Economic and financial sanctions