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Guinea-Bissau faces debate following constitutional change expanding presidential powers
Following voter approval of a constitutional amendment expanding presidential powers, Guinea-Bissau encounters renewed scrutiny regarding democratic safeguards and civilian rule.
- Voters approved a constitutional change expanding presidential powers in Guinea-Bissau.
- The nation faces renewed debate over democratic legitimacy and civilian rule.
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