The National Electoral Commission (CNE) of Guinea-Bissau announced a participation rate exceeding 50% of voters in the Constitution referendum held in the country. The announcement was made by the CNE spokesperson, Idriça Djaló.
The referendum in question was proposed by the military, which gives a particular context to the popular consultation. The voting exceeded the 50% participation mark, which confers legitimacy to the process according to the country's electoral rules.
This referendum represents a significant moment in the political life of Guinea-Bissau, directly involving the Armed Forces in the proposal for changes to the country's Constitution.



