The rhetoric of reform was dropped as President Kibaki handed out title deeds of national trust and parkland to gain votes. Public employees were informed that the draft constitution was a government project that they had to support, and newspaper and broadcast journalists were warned that their licenses could be revoked after a radio station aired an interview with a parliamentarian who opposed Kibaki’s constitution.
{0&gt;The rhetoric of reform was dropped as President Kibaki handed out title deeds of national trust and parkland to gain votes.&lt;}0{&gt;La retórica de la reforma quedó en el olvido, mientras el Presidente Kibaki repartía títulos de propiedad del patrimonio nacional, incluidos los parques naturales, para ganar votos.&lt;0} {0&gt;Public employees were informed that the draft constitution was a government project that they had to support, and newspaper and broadcast journalists were warned that their licenses could be revoked after a radio station aired an interview with a parliamentarian who opposed Kibaki’s constitution.&lt;}0{&gt;Se informó a los empleados públicos que el borrador de constitución era un proyecto del gobierno que tenían que apoyar, y los periodistas de periódicos, radio y televisión recibieron la advertencia de que sus licencias podrían ser revocadas, después de que una emisora de radio difundió una entrevista con un parlamentario que se oponía a la constitución de Kibaki.&lt;0}