Guinea-Bissau will hold presidential and legislative elections on November 23, a week earlier than previously announced. The change has prompted opposition protests over the president’s expired mandate.
Guinea-Bissau has officially scheduled its presidential and legislative elections for November 23, as per a recent presidential decree. This announcement indicates a change from the previously proposed date of November 30. The opposition parties have expressed discontent with this new timetable, arguing that President Umaro Sissoco Embalo’s mandate has already expired last month, leading to questions about the legitimacy of the election timeline.
The elections in Guinea-Bissau are being held earlier than initially planned, with the new date set for November 23. Opposition voices are raising concerns regarding the expiration of the president’s mandate, which complicates the electoral process. These developments underscore ongoing political tensions in the country as the election approaches.
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