US EditionMauritanian Politicians Call for a Constitutional Review, While the Opposition Criticizes Sahara Media.
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The opposition has listed the opening of unconstitutional and insecure women in Mauritania as a result of demands within the governing majority to amend the Mauritanian Constitution, particularly the entrenched constitutional articles that prevent the President of the Republic from running for a third presidential term, which have given rise to much debate.
Calls have intensified, from political figures aligned with the ruling coalition, for a review of the Mauritanian constitution to pave the way for President Mohamed Ould Cheikh Ghazouani to run for a third term. This has drawn condemnation and criticism from some political groups. Several politicians, including diplomat Mohamed Babana, former parliamentarian El-Dane Othman, and MP Ahmed Jeddou, have demanded that constitutional amendments be inc…
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