Democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Myth or Reality?

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Pistis Mbala Sinza
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Democracy is a regime by which the people impose their veto by choosing their representatives for a defined time on the basis of a social program that adapts to the sociopolitical realities of the primary sovereign. In the case of the DRC, we are in fact proposing the foundation of the Congolese state which must start from democracy to impose a state with strong and enlightened leadership, authoritarianism, a bit like what happened in Russia with Putin and in Mao’s China because for us not only does it correspond to a Western-type regime corresponding to the way of life, the understanding of things and adaptations to Western realities and behavior, but it is the result or the reflection of the States already mature, developed which have already laid the foundations for development, is where state institutions and entities are seated. A State where the leaders and the people are well prepared, educated in development and democratic values, by defining its prerogatives, its needs, to love and protect national interests.

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Pistis Mbala Sinza. 2026. \u201cDemocracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Myth or Reality?\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - F: Political Science GJHSS-F Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue F2): .

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A detailed analysis of democracy's role in the political system and its impact on governance and societal stability.
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Democracy is a regime by which the people impose their veto by choosing their representatives for a defined time on the basis of a social program that adapts to the sociopolitical realities of the primary sovereign. In the case of the DRC, we are in fact proposing the foundation of the Congolese state which must start from democracy to impose a state with strong and enlightened leadership, authoritarianism, a bit like what happened in Russia with Putin and in Mao’s China because for us not only does it correspond to a Western-type regime corresponding to the way of life, the understanding of things and adaptations to Western realities and behavior, but it is the result or the reflection of the States already mature, developed which have already laid the foundations for development, is where state institutions and entities are seated. A State where the leaders and the people are well prepared, educated in development and democratic values, by defining its prerogatives, its needs, to love and protect national interests.

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