Protesters in Togo call for return to previous constitution
Saturday's rally in Vogan opened with a traditional libation ceremony before opposition leaders joined supporters in singing Togo's national anthem. Banners and placards opposing the constitutional reform were displayed at the gathering, where organisers held a public rally attended by several hundred supporters. Changes adopted in 2024 established a parliamentary system, handing executive power to the President of the Council of Ministers, a post now held by former president, Faure Gnassingbé.
- ▪Saturday's rally in Vogan opened with a traditional libation ceremony before opposition leaders joined supporters in singing Togo's national anthem.
- ▪Banners and placards opposing the constitutional reform were displayed at the gathering, where organisers held a public rally attended by several hundred supporters.
- ▪Changes adopted in 2024 established a parliamentary system, handing executive power to the President of the Council of Ministers, a post now held by former president, Faure Gnassingbé.
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News Protesters in Togo call for return to previous constitution People look for their names on the electoral roll before casting their ballot at a polling station in Lome, Togo, Saturday, April 25, 2015. - Copyright © africanews AP Photo By Rédaction Africanews and AFP Last updated: 44 minutes ago Togo Protesters in Togo are calling for a return to the country’s previous constitution. Saturday's rally in Vogan opened with a traditional libation ceremony before opposition leaders joined supporters in singing Togo's national anthem. Banners and placards opposing the constitutional reform were displayed at the gathering, where organisers held a public rally attended by several hundred supporters.
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