VOICED : After two months of protests Guinea heads into a fraught election year

The transcript discusses ongoing protests in Guinea against a proposed constitutional change that could allow President Alpha Conde to run for a third term. Initially, the government responded with violence, but international pressure led to a relaxation of their stance. The political scene is tense with upcoming elections and accusations of electoral fraud. The government insists on adhering to the election timetable, while the opposition raises concerns about manipulation. A potential constitutional referendum looms, but President Conde's intentions remain unclear.

What are the main reasons for the protests mentioned in the text?

How did the government initially respond to the protests?

What impact did international pressure have on the government's actions?

What accusations have been made regarding the electoral process?

What is the significance of a 2/3 parliamentary majority for President Conde's party?