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73:Headquarters
45:Abbreviation
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654:March 2002
448:with other
442:nationalist
420:Early years
152:Historical:
143:Centre-left
115:Historical:
1786:Categories
1722:coalition
1720:Uê Kédadji
1624:Parliament
1546:Observador
1437:References
849:Supported
720:candidate
390:Portuguese
282:History of
217:Party flag
1654:Union (5)
1461:27 August
1025:Position
1007:Election
744:Election
454:socialist
450:communist
401:MLSTP–PSD
257:Elections
157:Left-wing
147:left-wing
120:Communism
48:MLSTP–PSD
1574:Facebook
1552:12 April
624:Príncipe
587:Portugal
585:(PS) in
515:and the
479:Portugal
273:a series
271:Part of
161:far-left
92:Ideology
81:São Tomé
1412:23 / 55
1407:40.32%
1404:31,634
1376:16 / 55
1371:24.71%
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1340:21 / 55
1335:32.09%
1332:22,510
1299:20 / 55
1294:30.21%
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1258:24 / 55
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1186:27 / 55
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820:39.98%
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791:17,820
785:13,627
762:Result
713:In the
691:In the
684:of the
566:of the
415:History
231:Website
210:18 / 55
77:Riboque
65:Founded
1217:50.8%
1145:30.5%
1019:Seats
1013:Votes
900:4.06%
897:2,445
863:38.8%
794:47.3%
788:37.7%
756:Votes
750:Votes
275:on the
54:Leader
462:Gabon
446:CONCP
398:abbr.
174:CONCP
1648:MDFM
1646:and
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1554:2023
1463:2021
1430:2nd
1400:2018
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1364:2014
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1323:2010
1317:2nd
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1204:1st
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1138:1991
1132:1st
1104:1985
1098:1st
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1064:1st
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962:2021
947:Lost
925:2016
910:Lost
888:2011
873:Lost
845:2006
830:Lost
813:2001
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776:1996
591:MPLA
509:Cuba
452:and
384:The
68:1960
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