Upcoming elections: The secret details of the 'Sonko 2029' plan at the National Assembly

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 11, 2026Country: Senegal

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Upcoming elections: The secret details of the 'Sonko 2029' plan at the National Assembly

The National Assembly has initiated a legislative effort to amend the Electoral Code, specifically articles L.29 and L.30 of law n° 2021-35. This proposal aims to clarify eligibility conditions and the effects of judicial convictions on civil rights. This development occurs in a tense political context, marked by debates on these critical issues.

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