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Guinea-Bissau
The Republic of Guinea-Bissau is a West African country south of Senegal. Most of it's 1.6 million citizens speak Portuguese.
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Who was the President of Guinea-Bissau in 2012?
Malam Bacai Sanhá was the President of Guinea Bissau at the beginning of 2012, but died on January 9 from complications from diabetes. Raimundo Pereira took over as acting president. A presidential election was held on March 18, and Carlos Gomes Júnior receiving 48.97% of the votes in the first round was expected to win the presidency in the run-off election. However, the military intervened, staging a coup d'etat on April 12. The military's leader, Mamadu Ture Kuruma became interim president as Chairman of the Military Command of Guinea-Bissau. On 2012 May 11, Manuel Serifo Nhamadjo was appointed as acting President.
What is the BECAO building in Bissau?
It is BCEAO, not BECAO. It's the Occidental African States Central Bank. Banco Central dos Estados da África Ocidental (BCEAO)
Guinea-Bissau is not located in Asia. It's located on the western coast of Africa.
How do you say hello in guinea-bissau?
you can say ''how de day?" meaning how is your day. you can say ''How de(dee) day'' meaning how is your day.
When was Resistance of Guinea-Bissau-Bafatá Movement created?
Resistance of Guinea-Bissau-Bafatá Movement was created in 1986.
How long was Malam Bacai Sanhá the leader of Guinea-Bissau?
Malam Bacai Sanhá was president from 2009 to 2012. He died in Office on January 9, 2012 from complications relating to diabetes.
Who was the Prime Minister of Guinea-Bissau in 2010?
Carlos Domingos Gomes Junior was the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau in 2010.
Gomes once again became the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau on 2009 January 2. This was his second time as Prime Minister. Gomes was also Prime Minister from 2004 May 10 to 2005 November 2, but he was dismissed over an inability to work with President Vieira.
In 2007, Gomes accused Vieira of complicity in the assassination of Mohamed Sanha, a Navy official. When attempts were made to arrest Gomes for the statements, Gomes fled to the UN building for sanctuary. The charges were later dropped.
In 2008 Gomes was once again elected. Vieira appointed Gomes as the Prime Minister, stating that the two would put aside personal differences. However, shortly after on 2009 March 2, Vieira was assassinated by the military. In 2010, there was military unrest, and Gomes was put under house arrest by the military. After several months, Gomes returned to the position, though democracy and stability both remain shaky in Guinea Bissau.
How many islands neighbor Greece?
there are 400 islands that neighbor greece. remember these are neighboring islands not islands in greece?
What are the major rivers in Guinea-Bissau?
The major rivers in Guinea-Bissau include the Geba, Cacheu, and Mansoa rivers. The Geba River is the largest and most significant, flowing into the Atlantic Ocean and serving as a vital waterway for transportation and agriculture. The Cacheu River is also important for its ecological diversity and historical significance. Together, these rivers contribute to the country's rich biodiversity and support local livelihoods.
Who is the Minister of Finance for Guinea-Bissau?
Abubacar Demba Dahaba is the Minister of Finance for Guinea-Bissau.
Bissau is the capital of what country?
Bissau is the capital of Guinea-Bissau which is a small country in west Africa.
What European country colonized Port Guinea?
The portuguese colonized Port Guinea, which later became Guinea-Bissau.
Does Guinea-Bissau have a democracy?
Guinea-Bissau is a semi-democratic country. It has an open political culture---but with the recent deaths and assassinations of many presidents and political instability caused by ethnic and minority unrest, the military in that country seems to have the upper hand in running the country, as they also own the country's drug-trafficking businesses as well. Guinea-Bissau could backslide towards a corrupt dictatorship if no one stops the army's power.
What European colonial power did Guinea-Bissau gain independence from in 1974?
In 1973, Guinea-Bissau gained independence from Portugal.
What is the major transportation method in guinea-bissau?
What do you think is logical wise the answer? Guinea Bissau is ranked with the 5 poorest countries in the world. There is no public transportation system. The average income is less than 1 USD a day. Imported goods are extremely expensive (3-5 times the price in the Western World), so also cars and busses. Conclusion: walking. Regards, Wout P.S. Yes, I know Guinea Bissau prety well.
Did Guinea-Bissau win any medals at the 2004 Olympics?
As of the 2008 Games, Guinea-Bissau has competed in three Summer Games (1996, 2000, 2004) and has not won an Olympic medal.
