With only a few months left before the end of the Transitional Presidential Council’s (CPT) mandate, unless a miracle occurs, it is already clear that it will not leave a remarkable legacy to posterity.

Since the future is not yet written, one can still hope for improvements in the security situation, some legislative progress that could facilitate the functioning of the administration and improve citizens’ daily lives—in the absence of a new constitution—or simply elections held without scandal or contestation.
With a minimum of achievements, the Transitional Presidential Council could at least avoid leaving behind a completely negative record after 24 months of apathetic governance.
We are far from that…