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The Spanish government has approved a constitutional amendment to guarantee abortion rights, following the approval of the Council of State, amid concerns that this right may be threatened if opposition parties come to power. The amendment is a crucial step in promoting women's rights.
The Cameroonian parliament has approved a constitutional amendment to create a Vice President position, raising concerns about its impact on political stability. While some view it as a step toward strengthening institutions, others see it as a means to entrench President Paul Biya's power.
The Local Administration Committee in the Egyptian Parliament confirmed that no constitutional amendment has been requested to pass the local governance law, emphasizing that such a request would be a flaw. This statement comes amid increasing discussions about the law's importance and its impact on local administration.
Zimbabwe has initiated public hearings across the country regarding a proposed constitutional amendment that could extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term. Supporters argue that these changes will enhance stability, while critics warn they threaten democratic gains.
The opposition party 'Sawab' in Mauritania has firmly rejected any constitutional amendment that would allow the president to run for a third term. This announcement comes amid escalating tensions between the ruling party and the opposition on this issue.
Moïse Katumbi, a prominent opposition leader in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, warns against any attempts to amend the constitution, stating it poses a dangerous maneuver to pave the way for President Félix Tshisekedi's third term.
The Algerian Parliament, comprising both chambers, unanimously approved a technical constitutional amendment, raising questions about its implications for presidential powers and constitutional gaps.
The debate in the Democratic Republic of Congo over potential constitutional amendments is escalating, with discussions about granting President <strong>Félix Tshisekedi</strong> a third term. This comes amid increasing security crises in the country.
The Algerian Parliament voted on a constitutional amendment described by the presidency as 'technical,' raising questions about the Interior Ministry's role in organizing upcoming elections. This amendment comes at a critical time ahead of the call for new parliamentary elections.
The Algerian Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of a technical constitutional amendment on Wednesday, reflecting broad support among political forces, including some moderate opposition parties. However, the Rally for Culture and Democracy party expressed reservations regarding these amendments.
The Algerian Parliament is set to approve a constitutional amendment on Wednesday aimed at strengthening the powers of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, particularly in judicial appointments and election oversight. This move comes at a critical time as the regime seeks to consolidate its grip on power.
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila's recent statements have ignited widespread debate in Kinshasa, coinciding with discussions on constitutional amendments that could allow a third term for current President Félix Tshisekedi, which the opposition vehemently opposes.
Authorities in Zimbabwe have arrested former minister and opposition leader Tendai Biti while he was organizing a protest against a constitutional amendment that seeks to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term by two additional years.