DR Congo president signs law enabling constitutional revision, opposition cries foul
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On November 9, a law allowing a new constitution to be submitted to a referendum came into effect in the DRC, a technical step that could enable President Tshisekedi to extend his rule beyond 2028. The opposition opposes the move but lacks political leverage. This marks a significant shift in the country's political trajectory, raising concerns about democratic backsliding and potential instability.
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President Félix Tshisekedi has enacted a law enabling constitutional revision, a move confirmed by multiple sources. This action is widely interpreted by the opposition and analysts as a mechanism to potentially extend his rule beyond the current two-term limit. The exact scope, timeline, and specific legal basis for the constitutional revision remain unclear.
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