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  • 2/5/2024
Les députés sénégalais étudient, ce lundi, dans un climat tendu, une proposition de loi controversée concernant le report de l'élection présidentielle annoncé par le président de la République, Macky Sall.
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00:00 Senegalese MPs are studying, this Monday, in a tense climate, a controversial bill
00:05 concerning the presidential election report announced by the President of the Republic,
00:10 Macky Sall.
00:11 This debate took place after the clashes that occurred yesterday between opponents and
00:14 forces of the order in Dakar.
00:16 Incandescent debate to come to Parliament.
00:18 The day after a violently dispersed demonstration in Dakar, Senegalese MPs are examining,
00:24 Monday, February 5, in an explosive climate, a controversial bill on the report
00:29 of the presidential election announced by the head of state, Macky Sall.
00:33 The debate is announced on this text, which would report the maximum six-month scrutiny
00:38 and whose approval, which requires a majority of the 3/5 of the 165 deputies, is not acquired.
00:44 The vote is scheduled for the end of the morning.
00:46 Macky Sall had announced Saturday, a few hours before the election campaign opened,
00:52 to have signed a decree updating the presidential election which was due to take place on February 25.
00:56 This is the first time since 1963 that a presidential election with a direct universal suffrage
01:01 has been reported in Senegal, a country that has never experienced a coup d'état, a rarity
01:05 on the continent.
01:06 Macky Sall's announcement raised a ruckus and feared a feverish access in a country
01:11 known to be a stable island in West Africa, but which has gone through various episodes
01:15 of deadly trouble since 2021.
01:17 The president of the African Union Commission, Moussa Fakimahama, called on Senegalese
01:23 to settle their different policies through consultation, agreement and dialogue, after
01:28 the tensions and violence caused by the report of the presidential election.
01:31 Expressing his concern about this report, he asks the authorities to organize the elections
01:36 in the best possible time, in transparency, peace and national concord, in a statement
01:42 published on Monday morning on X.
01:44 Conflict between institutions.
01:46 The update of the scrutiny was announced on the basis of conflicts between the National
01:50 Assembly and the Constitutional Council, which validated 20 candidacies in January, a record,
01:55 but rejected several dozen others.
01:57 Two opposition tenors have been excluded, Ousmane Sonko, in prison since July, and Karim
02:03 Waid, minister and son of former President Abdoulaye Waid, 2000 to 2012.

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