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Protests have emerged in the Democratic Republic of Congo against a parliamentary decision that could allow President Felix Tshisekedi to pursue a third term through a constitutional amendment and referendum. The situation is compounded by existing conflicts and health crises in the country.
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Protests have emerged in the Democratic Republic of Congo against a parliamentary decision that could allow President Felix Tshisekedi to pursue a third term through a constitutional amendment and referendum. The situation is compounded by existing conflicts and health crises in the country.
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Protests Erupt in DRC Over Potential Constitutional Amendment for Presidential Term Extension