Cape Verde (Vol 9, 2012)
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One year after its defeat in the legislative elections, the opposition ‘Movimento para a Democracia’ (MpD) won the municipal elections on 1 July with 46.3% of the votes and increased the number of municipalities it held from 11 to 13. Despite the international crisis, the number of tourists increased by 12.3% in comparison with 2011. The strengthening of relations with China, the US and the EU resulted in the granting of additional bilateral aid and, in the case of the EU, a visa facilitation agreement, the first for an African country.
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Cape Verde (Vol 9, 2012)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Gerhard Seibert in
Current site
Google Scholar
(2,545 words)