Guinea-Bissau to vote on new constitution that would expand presidential powers
The proposed charter would let the president appoint ministers and shrink parliament, while requiring candidates to live in Guinea-Bissau for five years.
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Guinea-Bissau to vote on constitution expanding presidential powers
The referendum is due to take place on August 30, followed by general elections in December. The vote is therefore being closely watched as Guinea-Bissau attempts to move from military rule back toward an elected government
In Guinea-Bissau, voters are called to vote this Sunday, 30 August, to vote on a new Constitution. The elections are organized by the transitional authorities. The country has been led by military officers since the coup d'état of November 2025. This constitutional reform could profoundly change the balance of power in the country, while Guinea-Bissau has been marked by political and institutional crises for years. Ibrahima Niang, a political an…
Guinea-Bissau to vote on new constitution that would expand presidential powers
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