Guinea-Bissau’s National Election Commission (CNE) has announced that the “yes” vote has won the country’s constitutional referendum with a decisive 70% of the vote. CNE President Carmem Lobo revealed the results during a press conference, presenting the final tally of the national vote. This outcome signals strong public support for the new constitution proposed by the government. The referendum’s success marks a significant step in Guinea-Bissau’s political landscape. While details regarding voter turnout and regional variations are forthcoming, the overall result indicates a clear mandate for constitutional change. This decision is expected to impact the structure and function of the Guinean government going forward. The news was originally reported by O País – A verdade como notícia.