Constitutional referendum in May 2025, followed by general elections in November: will Leslie Voltaire keep his promise?

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In an interview on TV5 MONDE on January 29, the Conseiller-Président confirmed these dates, but this is causing great concern among the population.

Against a backdrop of insecurity affecting many parts of the country, the possibility of staging these events seems unlikely without significant advances in logistics and security.

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is moving very slowly, raising questions about its ability to organize a referendum in such a short space of time.

What’s more, the draft Constitution remains largely unknown to the public, adding to the confusion and anxiety.

In this context, confidence in the ability to carry out these democratic processes is severely compromised.

Jenny Toussaint
Journaliste-Rédactrice à Hebdo24 | Politicienne | Experte en Relations Internationales 📩 : jenny@hebdo24.com Suivez-moi sur X : @jennyhebdo24

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