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Zimbabwe’s push to extend presidential terms to seven years sparks backlash over democracy and power consolidation.
A proposed constitutional amendment in Zimbabwe to extend the presidential term from five to seven years has sparked widespread criticism from opposition parties, civil society groups, and international observers, who argue it could entrench power and undermine democratic norms.
The plan, introduced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government, aims to stabilize governance but has been met with protests and legal challenges, raising concerns about transparency and the rule of law.
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El impulso de Zimbabue para extender los mandatos presidenciales a siete años desencadena una reacción en contra de la democracia y la consolidación del poder.