Guinea-Bissau voted on Sunday in a referendum on whether to give the president new powers as the country prepares to transition from military to democratic rule.
The tiny West African nation of around 2.2 million people has been under army rule since last November following a disputed election.
What will the referendum decide?
Guinea-Bissau's junta has unanimously approved a constitutional amendment to switch the country from what it frames as a parliamentary to a presidential system.
This means abandoning the old system where the prime minister came from the parliamentary majority.
