Senegal's government cuts internet access as lawmakers debate bill on election delay
- Senegal's government restricted mobile internet access as opposition leaders protested President Macky Sall's decision to postpone the presidential election due to an electoral dispute.
- Lawmakers were set to debate a bill proposing a six-month election delay, potentially extending Sall's tenure beyond April 2.
- Protests erupted, with opposition leaders denouncing the election postponement as a "constitutional coup" and West Africa's regional bloc calling for dialogue to resolve the political crisis.
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Las autoridades de Senegal cortan internet en medio de las manifestaciones antigubernamentales
Las autoridades de Senegal han suspendido la conexión a internet aludiendo a motivos de seguridad en el marco de las manifestaciones antigubernamentales que han estallado en el país africano después de que el presidente, Macky Sall, haya anunciado el aplazamiento indefinido de las elecciones del 25 de febrero. El Ministerio de Comunicaciones ha informado en un comunicado de que se ha cortado internet "debido a la difusión de mensajes de odio y s…
Senegal cuts internet access as citizens protest presidential poll delay
Mobile internet in Senegal has been temporarily cut by the government following protests against President Macky Sall’s decision to postpone the presidential election. As reported by the BBC, Communication Minister Moussa Bocar Thiam stressed the necessity of taking action to prevent the dissemination of “hateful and subversive messages relayed on social networks in a context
Senegal parliament begins debating presidential poll delay
Senegalese lawmakers on Monday began debating a proposal to postpone the presidential election, which was previously set for February 25, according to an AFP journalist. The post Senegal parliament begins debating presidential poll delay appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
Senegal restricts mobile internet amid opposition protests
The Communication Ministry said it cut internet because of the spread of "hateful and subversive messages." Meanwhile, protesters gathered outside parliament, where a bill that could extend Macky Sall's term was debated.
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