Protesters in Togo call for return to previous constitution
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in Vogan, Togo, at the call of opposition parties and civil society groups to demonstrate against the 2024 constitution, which they claim has allowed President Faure Gnassingbé to consolidate power. The protest reflects ongoing political tensions in Togo over constitutional changes. The event highlights the opposition's dissatisfaction with the current government's actions.
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Protest organized by opposition parties and civil society
Hundreds of people gathered in Vogan, southern Togo, on Saturday to protest.
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The 2024 constitution enabled President Faure Gnassingbé to further consolidate his hold on power.
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Loaded language removedHundreds of people gathered Saturday in Vogan, southern Togo, at the call of opposition parties and civil society groups to protest against the Constitution adopted in 2024, which enabled President Faure Gnassingbé to further consolidate his hold on power.
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The 2024 constitution enabled President Faure Gnassingbé to further consolidate his hold on power.
Africa NewsHundreds of people gathered in Vogan, southern Togo, on Saturday to protest.
Africa NewsThe protest was called by opposition parties and civil society groups.
Africa NewsThe protest targeted the Constitution adopted in 2024.
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