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In Moldova, constitutional court rules president can dissolve parliament19 April
Moldova took a step closer towards a snap election on April 15 when the country’s Constitutional Court ruled that President Maia Sandu is free to dissolve parli…
Haiti’s prime minister resigns and replacement appointed16 April
Haitian Prime Minister Joseph Jouthe announced early Wednesday that he has resigned, as the country faces a spike in killings and kidnappings and prepares for a…
In Guatemala, congress refuses to re-appoint graft-fighting judge16 April
Guatemala's Congress refused to appoint a graft-fighting judge as president of the Constitutional Court on Tuesday, a move critics say could set back the fight …
Somali president extends presidential and parliament terms for two years15 April
Somalia’s president Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed has signed a controversial law extending his mandate for another two years, despite threats of sanctions from the …
Polish president says new courts may require constitutional amendment14 April
The introduction of justice of peace courts in Poland may require an amendment to the country's constitution, President Andrzej Duda has said.
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