The European Union called for respect for the Rule of Law in Guinea-Bissau following a referendum held in the country. Brussels stated that it had taken note of the voting results.
The "yes" vote won the referendum with approximately 70% of the votes cast. However, the opposition contests the results and claims that abstention was over 90%.
The EU expressed concern about the political situation in the country, emphasizing the importance of respecting Rule of Law principles in this process.
