Senegal's democracy is under scrutiny as President Macky Sall postponed the presidential election indefinitely, an unprecedented move in the country's political history. This decision has been criticized as anti-constitutional by opposition groups, civil society, and legal experts. The government's Secretary-General, Abdou Latif Coulibaly, resigned following the announcement. Protests erupted, leading to the arrest of significant figures including former Prime Minister Aminata Toure and presidential candidate Anta Babacar Ngom. International actors like France, the EU, and ECOWAS have expressed concern and urged for a new election date. The private television station Walf TV had its signal suspended by authorities for allegedly inciting violence through its protest coverage.