Lawmakers in Benin announced on Thursday that they would vote for electoral reforms ''as soon as possibl''e.
The MP's also say they would grant amnesty to those still in detention since the post-electoral violence in May. This they say will help to resolve the current political crisis in the West African nation.
Speaker of the National Assembly, Louis Vlavonou told the media that between five and six laws will be taken up for implementation.
The MP's also say they would grant amnesty to those still in detention since the post-electoral violence in May. This they say will help to resolve the current political crisis in the West African nation.
Speaker of the National Assembly, Louis Vlavonou told the media that between five and six laws will be taken up for implementation.
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