The proposed constitution by Gabon's ruling junta introduces a strong presidential system, limiting terms to seven years while eliminating the transfer of power seen under the Bongo dynasty.
Military rule has prompted significant changes in Gabon, with the upcoming referendum determining the nation's transition to civilian governance and the establishment of new political structures.
Candidates for presidential office must be Gabonese by parentage and married to a citizen, highlighting a significant shift in political eligibility, emphasizing the importance of native Gabonese identity.
The draft constitution aims to expand civil liberties while instituting stricter definitions of marriage and mandatory military service, reflecting a complex balance of freedoms and obligations.
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