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Ballot counting has begun in Guinea-Bissau for a referendum that could enhance presidential powers through a new constitution. The military government states the referendum aims to stabilize institutions before upcoming elections. Voter turnout exceeded 55 percent, and the process was reported to be incident-free.
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Ballot counting has begun in Guinea-Bissau for a referendum that could enhance presidential powers through a new constitution. The military government states the referendum aims to stabilize institutions before upcoming elections. Voter turnout exceeded 55 percent, and the process was reported to be incident-free.
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Vote count starts in Guinea-Bissau referendum on strengthening presidency
Vote Counting Begins in Guinea-Bissau Referendum on Presidential Power