Except one, all members and officials of Lidetu Ayalew's Ethiopian Democratic Party (EDP) in Tigray have resigned en mass protesting the deal Lidetu signed recently with Meles Zenawi on the conduct of the May 2010 general elections in Ethiopia.
In an interview with the VOA, Ato Tekle Bekele, chairman of EDP in Tigray and member of the party's central committee, said that EDP has turned itself into a supporter of the TPLF/EPRDF regime, instead of a genuine opposition party.
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Ato Tekle said that he and his comrades decided to take a stand and resigned after repeated discussions with the party's leadership failed to bring result.
Lidetu is not the only surrenderist who is facing rebellion inside his organization over the traitorous deal with Woyanne. Ethiopian Review sources in Addis Ababa are reporting that trouble is also brewing for Hailu Shawel inside his All Ethiopian Unity Party. Two weeks ago, a senior member of AEUP, Major Argaw Kabtamu, has resigned after expressing disgust over the agreement of surrender to the Woyanne tribal junta.
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Who cares? They are all the same anyways.
November 21st, 2009 at 4:29 PM
Lidetu and Hailu are Meles Zenawi's private pet. Nobody with the right mind would want to get involved with them. Bekoomachew yemotu yewend alichawoch.
November 21st, 2009 at 7:50 PM
Wako,
I think putting the whole population in one basket is undemocratic to say the least.
This will not help Ethiopia preserve its unity.
November 23rd, 2009 at 10:17 AM