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Uzbekistan To Hold Referendum On A Constitution That Could Give President Two More Terms

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President Shavkat Mirziyoyev could run again when his second term ends in 2026. Both the current and the proposed new versions of the constitution limit successive presidential terms to two. If the proposed constitution also extends the presidential term to seven years from five, it could in theory allow him to remain in charge until 2040.

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Anadolu Ajansı

Uzbekistan to hold referendum on constitutional amendments on April 30

Proposed changes suggest extending presidential term to 7 years from 5 - Anadolu Agency

1 year ago·Türkiye

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Referendum in Uzbekistan on a new Constitution extending presidential mandates

Uzbekistan's parliament on Friday approved a referendum on 30 April on a new constitution, which, if adopted, would allow President Shavkat Mirzioiev to run again after the end of his second term in 2026, Reuters reports.

1 year ago·Romania

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Uzbekistan to vote on new constitution extending presidential terms

Uzbekistan to vote on new constitution extending presidential terms Uzbekistan's parliament passed a law on Friday calling a constitutional referendum on April 30 that, if passed, would allow President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to run again when his second term ends in 2026.Both the current and the proposed new versions of the constitution limit successive presidential terms to two, but officials have said that, if the latter is adopted, Mirziyoyev's …

1 year ago

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