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Guinea-Bissau to Vote on Proposed Constitutional Changes

On August 30, voters in Guinea-Bissau will decide on a proposed constitution that aims to strengthen presidential powers and reshape the electoral system. The referendum follows a military coup that occurred nine months prior and is set before upcoming presidential and legislative elections on December 6. Supporters believe the changes could reduce political instability, while critics argue it may concentrate too much power in the presidency.

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On August 30, voters in Guinea-Bissau will decide on a proposed constitution that aims to strengthen presidential powers and reshape the electoral system. The referendum follows a military coup that occurred nine months prior and is set before upcoming presidential and legislative elections on December 6. Supporters believe the changes could reduce political instability, while critics argue it may concentrate too much power in the presidency.

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Guinea-Bissau votes on a stronger presidency: What’s at stake?

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Guinea-Bissau to Vote on Proposed Constitutional Changes