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Constitutional council scrutinizes ousmane sonko’s national assembly seat

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constitutional council scrutinizes ousmane sonko’s national assembly seat

Ousmane Sonko : « Je n’utiliserai pas cette Assemblée, ni aucun député avec moi, pour mener des vendettas personnelles »

Senegal’s Constitutional Council is currently reviewing the contentious issue of Ousmane Sonko’s potential reinstatement to the National Assembly. This development has sparked significant debate and strong opposition from various political factions. Members of parliament are challenging the legality of his presence, raising critical questions regarding the separation of powers and potential institutional incompatibilities within the government structure.

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