Following the military coup [1] in Guinea-Bissau, on April 12, Angolan Foreign Policy Professor Belarmino Van-Dúnem wrote an analysis [2] [pt] on the roles of the Armed Forces and the international community. ECOWAS [3] talks to restore civilian rule during the weekend resulted on the decision to impose sanctions on the military junta. Former Prime Minister Gomes Junior and Interim President Raimundo Pereira were released on April 27.
Guinea-Bissau: International Reactions to the Military Coup
· Written by Sara Moreira
Categories: Sub-Saharan Africa, Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Elections, Governance, International Relations, Politics, War & Conflict