Guinea military rulers suspend three opposition parties before referendum
Summary
Guinea's military rulers have suspended the country's three main opposition parties ahead of a constitutional referendum. This suspension lasts for 90 days and affects political activities. The referendum is planned for September 21, despite opposition from political parties and civil society groups.Key Facts
- Guinea's military rulers suspended three main opposition parties for 90 days.
- The affected parties include the former president Alpha Conde's party.
- The suspension occurs before a planned referendum on a new constitution.
- The election campaign period was delayed by a week, starting August 31.
- The referendum date is set for September 21.
- Demonstrations are planned from September 5 against the military's actions.
- The military took power in a coup in September 2021.
- The new constitution could potentially allow military leader Doumbouya to run for president.
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