Presidential in Guinea:The people suspended from the decision of the Constitutional Court
In Guinea, the provisional results of the presidential election announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) give Alpha Condé the winner with 59.49%, followed by his eternal rival Cellou Dalein Diallo, who obtained 33%.
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In Guinea, the provisional results of the presidential election announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) give Alpha Condé the winner with 59.49%, followed by his eternal rival Cellou Dalein Diallo, who obtained 33%.
These results are contested and rejected en bloc by the collective of ten candidates who denounce "massive fraud". "Refined" to the block by the recent observations of the European Union, France and the United States, which unanimously expressed reservations on the provisional results proclaimed by the CENI, the adversaries of Alpha Condé have all decided to carry complaints before the Constitutional Court, hoping that it will be able to restore the "truth of the ballot box", reports Africaguinée.
How to untangle the tangles? The institution in charge of settling electoral disputes now has at most six days. Arbitration by the Constitutional Court, which alone has jurisdiction to validate or invalidate the results, will not last more than a week.
