Révision constitutionnelle : Le mouvement Y’en a marre entre en rébellion contre le projet de Pastef
The citizens' movement Y'en a marre (Enough is Enough) is vehemently opposed to the proposed amendments to the constitution attributed to the Pastef parliamentary group. In an official statement released on Sunday, June 28, 2026, the civil society organization strongly alerted national and international public opinion to the "ongoing attempts to amend the Constitution of Senegal" and categorically rejected the reforms put forward by the ruling party. For Aliou Sané's colleagues, these parliamentary initiatives are purely "political maneuvering and underhanded tactics" aimed at "imposing major changes on the Senegalese people without their consent." Y'en a marre considers this unilateral approach unacceptable in light of the sacred principles of popular sovereignty.
The citizens' organization also calls on the President of the Republic, whose continued silence on this highly strategic issue it deplores. "As the guarantor of the institutions, he has an obligation to speak out," the statement insists, before firmly demanding that the Head of State "clarify his exact position to the Senegalese people."
A call for a referendum and the union of vital forces
Warning the executive branch and the majority party against any temptation to exploit the automatic majority in the National Assembly to force through these reforms, the movement reiterates fundamental democratic principles. "The Constitution belongs to the people," the statement insists, demanding that "any major constitutional reform must be submitted to a referendum." According to the organization, this legitimate path is the only republican method that allows citizens, "the sole holders of national sovereignty, to decide for themselves."
Finally, faced with the initial signs of protest observed on the ground, Y'en a marre is calling for a general mobilization. The movement calls on "all the vital forces of the Nation, from civil society to opposition parties, to unite in a single, unified resistance movement" to block what it describes as an institutional power grab. The statement concludes with a powerful slogan: "The Senegalese people must not submit. They must decide."
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