BANGUI DECEMBER 15, 2015 (CISA) – A referendum on a new constitution in Central African Republic (CAR) was pushed to a second day on December 14 after violence interrupted the first day of a voting. The new constitution which is seen as vital in restoring stability Burundi is set to replace a transitional charter that currently governs the country. The country is currently led by interim President Catherine Samba-Panza, and Prime Minister Mahamat Kamoun. About one-quarter of CAR’s 4.7m population have been displaced since March 2013, when Muslim Seleka rebels overthrew Christian president Francois Bozize. Pope Francis visited Bangui last month and called for peace and reconciliation between Christians and Muslims to end violence in the country.