Coalition C64 postpones filing of complaint against the President of the Republic

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Coalition C64 postpones filing of complaint against the President of the Republic

The opposition coalition C64 announced on Monday, June 8, that it has postponed filing its complaint against the President of the Republic, initially scheduled for June 9. The delay aims to incorporate new legal and factual elements recently gathered. The platform reaffirms its determination to defend constitutional order and the rule of law, stating that the postponement is not an abandonment of the procedure. The announcement comes amid political tensions over institutional reforms.

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