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Senegal's National Assembly debates Ousmane Sonko's potential reinstatement
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Ousmane Sonko, PASTEF party
Senegal
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Senegalese lawmakers are debating whether Ousmane Sonko can reclaim his parliamentary seat.
Critics argue his return is unconstitutional, while supporters claim his election remains valid.
The ruling PASTEF party holds a majority, and the outcome could impact the institutional balance.
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