Guinea-Bissau’s president dissolves the nation’s parliament after last week’s failed coup
- Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embalo has dissolved the nation's parliament due to a failed coup, raising concerns about political stability in the region.
- The dissolved parliament had tensions between President Embalo and a coalition of opposition groups, who won the majority in June.
- The foiled coup in Guinea-Bissau is the fourth attempted or successful military takeover in West and Central Africa in the past six months, exacerbating tensions in the historically politically stable region.
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Guinea-Bissau's president issues decree dissolving parliament
Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embalo issued a decree Monday dissolving the nation’s opposition-controlled parliament, less than six months after it was reconstituted following a similar move by the president in 2022. Embalo cited last week's shootout between troops loyal to him and forces controlled by the parliament, which he described as a failed coup. "The date for holding the next legislative elections will be set in due time in acco…
Guinea-Bissau dissolves parliament after coup bid
The president of Guinea-Bissau issued a decree on Monday dissolving the parliament after an attempted coup in the West African nation. Violence had erupted between members of the national guard and special forces of the presidential guard on Thursday night in the capital Bissau, leaving two people dead before the army ordered its forces back to barracks. ALSO READ: Tonne of cocaine seized in Guinea-Bissau ‘disappeared’, says police President Uma…
On Monday, the president of Guinea-Bissau Umaro Sissoco Embaló dissolved the West African country's parliament for the second time since
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