Ethiopia 2026 Elections: የሴቶቹ ፍጥጫ Prosperity Party vs. EPRP - A Battle for Political Legitimacy скачать в хорошем качестве

Ethiopia 2026 Elections: የሴቶቹ ፍጥጫ Prosperity Party vs. EPRP - A Battle for Political Legitimacy

ፈዲላ በያ vs ሚስጥረስላሴ ታምራት | As Ethiopia prepares for its 7th national election, the political tension between the ruling Prosperity Party (PP) and the veteran opposition Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party (EPRP) has reached a boiling point. This video explores the starkly contrasting visions, historical grievances, and debates over electoral credibility that are shaping the nation’s future. Inside This Video: Prosperity Party’s Stance: Fadila Beya, PP Public Relations Head, defends PM Abiy Ahmed’s "Medemer" (Synergy) philosophy as the only viable path for Ethiopia's transformation. She dismisses EPRP’s criticisms as "baseless," labeling the 60-year-old party as "idea-less" and calling for accountability regarding its controversial political history. EPRP’s Challenge: Mistresellasie Tamrat, Secretary of the "Cooperation for Ethiopian Unity" coalition and EPRP leader, argues that the minimum standards for a free and democratic election have not been met. He sets three non-negotiable conditions for participation: the unconditional release of political prisoners, an end to conflicts in the Amhara and other regions, and the presence of independent international observers. Ideological Clash: We break down the debate between PP’s developmental narrative and EPRP’s "Social Democracy" platform, which focuses on wealth redistribution and critiques the government's spending on war over social welfare. Legal & Critical Perspective: Lawyer Mulualem Getachew provides a searing critique of the upcoming polls, suggesting the election is a strategic move to "legalize authoritarianism." He discusses the impact of public political fatigue and why some see "non-participation" as a legitimate form of protest in the current climate. Key Topics Covered: The credibility of the National Election Board. The shrinking space for peaceful political activity. The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and port diplomacy. The legacy of old-guard politics vs. the new ruling elite. Stay informed on Ethiopia's journey toward the 2026 polls. Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more in-depth political coverage. #EthiopiaElections2026 #ProsperityParty #EPRP #AbiyAhmed #EthiopianPolitics #Democracy #AddisAbaba #BreakingNews Ethiopia