Guinea-Bissau Schedules Presidential and Legislative Elections for November 23
Guinea-Bissau has scheduled its presidential and legislative elections for November 23, a week earlier than previously announced. Opposition parties are protesting the new schedule, claiming the current president’s term has expired.
Guinea-Bissau has officially scheduled its presidential and legislative elections for November 23, as announced through a presidential decree on Friday. This date is now set a week earlier than the previously indicated November 30 date. Opposition groups have expressed dissatisfaction with this timeline, asserting that President Umaro Sissoco Embalo’s mandate has already expired as of last month.
The presidential and legislative elections in Guinea-Bissau are set for November 23, following a decree from the presidency. This earlier date has sparked protests from the opposition, who argue that the current president’s term has lapsed. As the election approaches, the political landscape of Guinea-Bissau remains charged with tension regarding the legitimacy of the election process.
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