DIRECT: Pastef loses the CCJS, law L29-L30, coalition Diomaye meeting

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Senegal

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DIRECT: Pastef loses the CCJS, law L29-L30, coalition Diomaye meeting

The Pastef party faced a significant setback with the loss of the CCJS, complicating its political ambitions. The L29-L30 law and the coalition Diomaye meeting heighten tensions within the Senegalese political landscape, revealing important fractures. This period is marked by crucial stakes for the party and the country.

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