The constitutional revision currently under consideration in the National Assembly has reached a pivotal moment, characterized by a direct confrontation between the executive and the Pastef-dominated parliamentary majority. At the core of this institutional struggle were the amendments introduced by the government, presented by Justice Minister Me Moussa Sarr. These governmental proposals were unequivocally rejected by the deputies, who instead aligned with the political direction advocated by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko. This sequence of events underscores the political executive’s clear intent to control its own reform agenda, even if it means marginalizing the proposals originating from President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. For nearly eight hours, members of parliament and government representatives convened in a technical commission to meticulously examine the proposed bill for constitutional revision. The discussions swiftly escalated into an institutional duel. On one side, the government, through Justice Minister Me Moussa Sarr, presented its amendments…