Guinea-Bissau Set to Hold General Elections on December 6
In a significant development for the West African nation, Guinea-Bissau has announced that it will hold general elections on December 6. The move comes after a transitional charter was published in early December, which bars the current junta leader from running for election.Elections Scheduled for December 6
According to a decree published by the junta, the country will hold presidential and legislative elections on December 6. The announcement was made by General Horta N'Tam, the leader of the junta, who stated that 'all conditions for organizing free, fair, and transparent elections have been met.'
Transitional Charter Bars Junta Leader from Running
The transitional charter published in early December bars General Horta N'Tam from running for election. This move is seen as a significant step towards restoring democracy in the country, which has been plagued by political instability and military coups.
Junta Seized Power Two Months Ago
The junta seized power two months ago, and since then, there have been concerns about the country's democratic future. The announcement of elections is seen as a positive step towards restoring stability and democracy in Guinea-Bissau.
International Community Welcomes Move
The international community has welcomed the move to hold general elections. This development is seen as a significant step towards consolidating democracy in the region and promoting peace and stability in West Africa.
Guinea-Bissau's decision to hold general elections on December 6 marks an important milestone for the country's democratic future. The move is seen as a positive step towards restoring stability and promoting peace and stability in the region. As the country prepares for the elections, it remains to be seen whether this will bring about the much-needed change that Guinea-Bissau has been seeking.
