International Community Re-engages with Guinea-Bissau Crisis
PAIGC leader Domingos Simões Pereira discusses the return of Guinea-Bissau to the international agenda and the upcoming CPLP mission to
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Tag: Guinea-Bissau politics
CPLP Leads Diplomacy to Restore Democracy in Guinea-Bissau
The CPLP is leading quiet diplomatic efforts to restore democracy in Guinea-Bissau amid election delays and constitutional crisis. Read more
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Guinea-Bissau Opposition Warns Against Indefinite Junta Rule
Opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira warns against indefinite military rule in Guinea-Bissau as elections are postponed and political instability grows.
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President Seguro Calls for CPLP Action on Oceans and UN Status
President António José Seguro urges CPLP members to unite on ocean conservation, promote the Portuguese language at the UN, and
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Guinea-Bissau Opposition Denounces Military Headquarters Raid
Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira denounces a military raid on PAIGC headquarters, accusing the government of crushing dissent.
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PAIGC Fears for Historical Archives After Bissau HQ Seizure
PAIGC warns of lost historical archives after Guinea-Bissau security forces seize its headquarters in Bissau amid ongoing political turmoil and
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Guinea-Bissau: PAIGC Slams ‘Illegal’ State Seizure of HQ
PAIGC leader Domingos Simões Pereira slams the Guinea-Bissau government's 'illegal' seizure of party headquarters following a military coup.
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PAIGC 70th Anniversary: Lisbon Event Amid Guinea-Bissau Crisis
PAIGC marks its 70th anniversary in Lisbon as leaders denounce military pressure and political turmoil in Guinea-Bissau under the current
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PAIGC Fights ‘Illegal’ Military Eviction in Guinea-Bissau
PAIGC slams Guinea-Bissau military's 'illegal' eviction order for its historic headquarters, calling it a threat to political heritage and democracy.
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Guinea-Bissau Military Orders Parties to Vacate Headquarters
Guinea-Bissau military orders political parties to vacate headquarters near government buildings within 7 days, citing national security concerns.
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