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Date: 05-14-08

THE EQUATORIAL GUINEAN POPULATION COMPLIES WITH THE RULES ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL CORPORATIONS

05/04/08

DEMOCRACY AT ITS PEAK IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA

05/03/08

EQUATORIAL GUINEANS VOTE ON SUNDAY FOR 100 REPRESENTATIVES AND 330 COUNCILMEN AND COUNCILWOMEN

05/03/08

THE ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE LEGISLATIVE AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS CLOSES THIS FRIDAY

05/02/08

ACT OF VIOLENT IN BATA PROVOKED BY THE CPDS PARTY

05/02/08

THE PREJUDICES OF CERTAIN SPANISH NEWS MEDIA

05/05/08

POPULAR ACTION ANNOUNCES HOLDING OF THE SECOND MEETING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF CAMPO YAUNDE OF MALABO

04/23/08

THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIAL UNION POLITICAL PARTY FOLLOWS THE ELECTION PROGRAM OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GUINEA EQUATORIAL

04/23/08

THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE 2008 ZARAGOZA EXPO MEETS WITH ITS MEMBERS

04/23/08

THE LABOR AND SOCIAL SECUIRTY MINISTER MEETS WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CORPORATIONS BASED IN MALABO

04/23/08



"Equatorial Guinea is growing terrifically fast. The fastest [growing country in 2006] was Equatorial Guinea, which averaged annual growth between 1995 and 2005 of 20 percent a year.”

-- Eric Swanson, head of the Global Data Program, The World Bank



"The government of the United States recognizes and applauds the commitment of the government of Equatorial Guinea to this initiative [new Social Development Fund] that benefits the people of Equatorial Guinea. This is a concrete demonstration of the government's commitment to using its new-found wealth to improve the lives of its citizens."

-- U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, R. Niels Marquardt, 7/7/2005



"And as I said to [President Obiang], I hope we can help you set a gold standard of how a country manages its oil revenue and lets its people know what's happening to them. I think it's [working with Equatorial Guinea] a terrific opportunity and I was very impressed with his leadership and his government's leadership."

-- World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, 6/23/05

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