US EditionGuinea’s supreme court releases provisional list of presidential candidates
- Guinea's Supreme Court has released a provisional list of nine presidential candidates for the December election.
- Junta leader Gen. Mamadi Doumbouya is running as an independent candidate while two opposition candidates were excluded on technical grounds.
- The election is viewed as a step towards a democratic transition following a constitutional referendum that allowed Doumbouya to run for president.
- The credibility of the election has been questioned due to the exclusion of two major opposition parties.
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A few days from Sunday, November 16, a day that will define who is still in the competition for the presidential chair, how original, effective and attractive is the message being delivered by the eight candidates in contest? What has been the most attractive segment, the most original and the best in terms of billing? And which ones have remained to be owed? On the audiovisual bill, the inclusion of current affairs, the use of humor and AI and …
The Supreme Court of Guinea announced the provisional list of candidates selected for the next presidential election on the evening of Saturday, 8 November. Seven of them stand under the banner of a political party. The other two - including the president of the transition, Mamadi Doumbouya - will participate in it independently. Some 30 cases have been rejected.
In the absence, on the list, of tenors like the ex-Prime Minister in exile Cellou Dalein Diallo, the opposition will eventually be able to count on candidate Faya Lansana Milimono, known for his diatribes against the junta.
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