
Senegal’s Parliament Voted to amend its Constitution. The constitution belongs to the people.
Senegal’s National Assembly passed sweeping constitutional reforms on June 29, 2026, curbing presidential powers and expanding parliament’s authority. But President Faye has announced a national referendum rather than signing the bill into law — directly clashing with Speaker Sonko, who says the parliamentary vote is already final. The country is now at a constitutional crossroads.







