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Guinea's Junta Suspends Three Main Political Parties
The military junta alleges opposition parties failed to comply with political regulations and warns of potential further sanctions if issues are not resolved within three months.
- Guinea's junta has suspended three main political parties for three months ahead of a referendum on a constitutional rewrite.
- The suspended parties include the Rally of the Guinean People, the Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea, and the Party of Renewal and Progress.
- The junta cited unfulfilled obligations by the parties as the reason for their suspension.
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Three major Guinea political parties suspended ahead of September constitutional referendum
The Guinean military government, on Saturday, issued a decree resulting in the temporary suspension of the country’s three main opposition parties, alleging non-compliance with the requirements mandated by the Guinean Charter of Political Parties. The decree stipulates that the parties Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG), Renewal and Progress Party (PRP), and the Rally of the Guinean People (RPG) are suspended for a period of 90 days. Du…
Africa News
Daily Lead PakistanGuinea’s junta suspends three main political parties
Ahead of a controversial constitutional referendum campaign, Guinea’s military junta moves to suspend three major political parties, including that of former President Alpha Conde, for three months.
Al Jazeera
ghanamma.comGuinea military rulers suspend three opposition parties before referendum
Guinea‘s military rulers have suspended the country’s three main opposition parties, including that of former President Alpha Conde, in the run-up to a constitutional referendum next month.
In Guinea, three political parties, including the two main formations of the country, have been suspended: the UFDG, led by former Prime Minister Cellou Dalein Diallo, the RPG, former ruling party of Alpha Condé and the PRP. These suspensions take place while the campaign for the constitutional referendum was due to open this Sunday, which was finally postponed to 31 August, according to a decree read last night on public television.
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