US EditionElection – the Dissolution of the Ceni Requires an Amendment of the Constitution According to Thierry Rakotonarivo
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Thierry Rakotonarivo was sworn in on Tuesday 2 December at the Supreme Court of Anosy as the second vice-president of the Permanent Bureau of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI). Elected by the National Assembly to sit on behalf of the Lower House in the body responsible for supervising the elections, he found an institution that he already knows, while the reliability of the electoral file remains a sensitive subject. As soon a…
Antananarivo, 3 December, 12:20 p.m. – The dissolution of the National Independent Electoral Commission (Ceni) will not be so simple, according to Thierry Rakotonarivo, a new member of this electoral body. According to him, the Ceni is a structure established by the Constitution. A revision of this fundamental law would therefore be indispensable in order to remove this body responsible for the organisation of the elections. If the Constitution …
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