Alpha Condé was finally proclaimed, on Saturday, November 7, Guinea’s president for a third term in a row, 82 years old, after months of a protest that cost dozens of civilian lives.
It is therefore the final results, this time, that have just been announced by the Constitutional Court.
Results that confirm, by correcting them a lot, preliminary results: 59.50% of the vote, this is the final result of outgoing President Alpha Condé, who was therefore re-elected in the first round.
The court therefore studied and then rejected the appeals which the four candidates – including the main challenger Cellou Dalein Diallo – usually submitted for lack of evidence in support of their complaint, acknowledging only a benign error in the city of Fria. but it does not question the final results.
As this verdict cannot be appealed, President Alpha Condé is elected for a third term at the head of the country, a term of six years.
His candidacy for his own legacy had given rise to months of protests and violence that killed dozens of people, almost all civilians.
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