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Constitution Guinea, in 36 editions.
The entry for Guinea published Constitution in 36 editions of 36, from 1990 to 2025. The text changed in 12 editions. Each is shown as published. Constitution in every entry.
- editions changed the text
- 12
- the first edition with it
- 1990
- the latest edition with it
- 2025
Published as “Constitution” (1990 to 2025).
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2018 edition
Changed since 201714 May 1982, suspended after coup of 3 April 1984
14 May 1982, suspended after coup of 3 April 1984
The same text in 20 editions, 1991 to 2010.
23 December 1990 (Loi Fundamentale)
14 May 1982, suspended after coup of 3 April 1984 23 December 1990 (Loi Fundamentale)
The same text in 2011 and 2012.
7 May 2010 (Loi Fundamentale)
23 December 1990 7 May 2010 (Loi Fundamentale)
The same text in 3 editions, 2013 to 2015.
previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2010)
previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (Loi Fundamentale) (2010)
previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2016)
previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2010) (2016)
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
Rewritten: too little of the 2016 text remains to mark the changes.
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2017)
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2017)
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990;
- latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010;
- note - in late December 2019, President CONDE announced a new draft constitution
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 (2017) 2010; note - in late December 2019, President CONDE announced a new draft constitution
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017)
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990;
- latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010;
- note - in late December 2019, President CONDE announced a new draft constitution
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote;
- amended 2020
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010; note - in late December 2019, President CONDE announced a new draft constitution
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote (2017) vote; amended 2020
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote;
- revised in 2020
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010; note - in late December 2019, President CONDE announced a new draft constitution 2010
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote; amended revised in 2020
The same text in 2022 and 2023.
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990;
- latest 2010, which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d’etat;
- on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote;
- revised in 2020
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest promulgated 19 April 2010, approved 7 May 2010 which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d’etat; on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote; revised in 2020
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990;
- 2010 and a referendum in 2020, which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d’etat;
- on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
- amendments:
- proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic;
- consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly;
- passage requires approval in referendum;
- the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote;
- revised in 2020
history: previous 1958, 1990; latest 2010, 2010 and a referendum in 2020, which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d’etat; on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote; revised in 2020
- history:
- previous 1958, 1990;
- 2010 and a referendum in 2020, which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d'état;
- on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
history: previous 1958, 1990; 2010 and a referendum in 2020, which was suspended on 5 September 2021 via a coup d’etat; d'état; on 27 September, the Transitional Charter was released, which supersedes the constitution until a new constitution is promulgated
amendments: proposed by the National Assembly or by the president of the republic; consideration of proposals requires approval by simple majority vote by the Assembly; passage requires approval in referendum; the president can opt to submit amendments directly to the Assembly, in which case approval requires at least two-thirds majority vote; revised in 2020
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Central Intelligence Agency. “Guinea: Constitution.” The World Factbook, 1990–2025 editions. Archived by The Factbook, thefactbook.org/guinea/constitution.