Sebegal

Elections in Senegal (today, 24 March) emerge not only as a national political event, but as a phenomenon with significant international repercussions, capable of influencing the dynamics of regional stability and foreign relations, including ties with Brazil. The electoral process, marked by tensions and expectations, raises concerns about the continuity of the democratic tradition and political stability in the country, a pillar of balance in West Africa. This article seeks to examine the risks associated with this transition period in Senegal and reflect on the actions that Brazil could adopt to support the maintenance of Senegalese political stability. Senegal's stability is crucial not just for the nation itself, but for the entire West African region...