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(23 Sep 1979) The trial of overthrown President, Francisco Macias Nguema. Macias is accused of genocide, mass murder, embezzlement of public funds, violations of human rights and treason. The trial is held at a local cinema.
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Madrid, 3 ago (EFE).- Hace 33 años un golpe militar en Guinea Ecuatorial ponía fin a la dictadura de Francisco Macías.
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(12 Mar 1969) Restricted Spanish troops, captured arms cache, President Francisco Mac�as Nguema addressing crowds of supporters in Equatorial Guinea following attempted coup by Foreign Minister N'dongo.
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Francisco Macias Nguema was the president of Equatorial Guinea from 1968 to 1979. He was one of Africa's most brutal dictators of our times what distinguishes him apart is that he not only went after peoples he disagreed with but their families as well.
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday.
In a grand inauguration ceremony in the capital, Malabo, 73-year-old Obiang was joined by more than 1,000 party loyalists and about a dozen heads of state and foreign dignitaries.
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a special envoy, Mr. Miao Wei, to attend the ceremony. Miao is China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology.
Obiang said Equatorial Guinea's oil-dependent economy should be diversified for better development and for that reason he said the country should promote agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and any other sectors that involve job creation.
Obiang said his next seven-year term will be crucial as Equatorial Guinea will be built into an "emerging economy."
"I know he started his term nicely, and I know we all believe he's going to finish the job, because he was talking about [a vision for] 2020. And he's done 60 percent of what he promised, so we know the 40 [percent] that's left, he will finish it before [the] seven years to come," said one of his supporters.
Obiang, who ousted his uncle Francisco Macias Nguema in a military coup in 1979, took office as president in 1982 and remains the longest-serving leader in Africa.
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(11 Mar 1969) Hundreds of Spaniards flee Equatorial Guinea after an attempted coup d'eat to overthrow President Francisco Mac�as Nguema. In a public address, from his palace, President Macias announced the attempted coup and reasured people the government had control of the situation.
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In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema spoke out for the first time about the recent alleged attempt to overthrow him. Speaking in the capital Malabo, he also reacted to last year's conviction in absentia of his son, Teodorin Obiang, in the high-profile "ill-gotten gains" corruption trial in France.
In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema discussed the recent alleged coup attempt against him. At the end of December, the government claimed to have foiled a "coup", after some 30 gunmen were arrested across the border in Cameroon. Obiang, who has run Equatorial Guinea since 1979, claims "a group of terrorists" were recruited in Chad, the Central African Republic and Sudan.
He also accused "individuals" from France of financing the coup bid. Obiang asked the French government to cooperate with the probe in Equatorial Guinea to find the culprits.
President Obiang also addressed alleged human rights violations at home. He promised an investigation into the death of Santiago Ebee Ela, a 41-year-old activist arrested on January 2, who died shortly afterwards in a police station. While the opposition believes the activist was tortured, President Obiang says he was simply "sick".
'Imperialistic justice'
Obiang went on to criticise the suspended sentence and fine handed down to his son Teodorin Obiang by a French court last October in the so-called "ill-gotten gains" corruption case. The president called the verdict "imperialistic justice", saying it did not respect international law. However, he stressed that relations between Equatorial Guinea and France were "good" and revealed he has "exchanged messages" with President Emmanuel Macron.
Finally, Obiang condemned US President Donald Trump's alleged crude remarks about Haiti and African countries as "racist".
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Francisco Macías Nguema
Francisco Macías Nguema (born Mez-m Ngueme; Africanized to Masie Nguema Biyogo Ñegue Ndong) (1 January 1924 – 29 September 1979) was the first President of Equatorial Guinea, from 1968 until his overthrow in 1979.
Early life
Born as Mez-m Ngueme, Macías Nguema was the son of a witch doctor who allegedly killed his younger brother. He belonged to the country's majority Fang ethnic group. As a boy of 9, Nguema saw his father punched to death by a local administrator when he tried to use his title of chief to negotiate for better wages for his people. Nguema was orphaned a week later when his mother committed suicide, leaving the boy and 10 siblings to fend for themselves.
Rise to power
Nguema failed the civil service exam three times. However, he eventually rose to the position of mayor of Mongomo under the Spanish colonial government, and later served as a member of the territorial parliament. In 1964, he was named deputy prime minister of the autonomous transition government. He ran for president of the soon-to-be independent country against Prime Minister Bonifacio Ondó Edu on a strongly nationalist platform in 1968. In what has been the only free election held in the country to date, he defeated Ondó Edu in the runoff and was sworn in as president on 12 October. Ondó Edu briefly went into exile in Gabon, and was officially reported to have committed suicide March 5, 1969; alternatively it is reported that Edu was executed soon after his return on trumped-up charges of planning a coup.
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday. In a grand inauguration ceremony in the capital, Malabo, 73-year-old Obiang was joined by more than 1,000 party loyalists and about a dozen heads of state and foreign dignitaries. Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a special envoy, Mr. Miao Wei, to attend the ceremony. Miao is China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology. Obiang said Equatorial Guinea's oil-dependent economy should be diversified for better development and for that reason he said the country should promote agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and any other sectors that involve job creation. Obiang said his next seven-year term will be crucial as Equatorial Guinea will be built into an "emerging econom...
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Subscribe to France 24 now: http://f24.my/youtubeEN FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7 http://f24.my/YTliveEN In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema spoke out for the first time about the recent alleged attempt to overthrow him. Speaking in the capital Malabo, he also reacted to last year's conviction in absentia of his son, Teodorin Obiang, in the high-profile "ill-gotten gains" corruption trial in France. In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema discussed the recent alleged coup attempt against him. At the end of December, the government claimed to have foiled a "coup", after some 30 gunmen were arrested across the border in Cameroon. Obiang, who...
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The Order is proud to present The Murderous Kleptocrat Francisco Macias Nguema - a collaboration between Order member Zebulon Kosted, and Stormhammer. The 52 minute single-track concept album tells the story of the despotic president of 1970s Equatorial Guinea through the medium of atmospheric black metal and intoxicating dark ambient. It is available on the band's Bandcamp and on CD through Fall of Eden Records now. Band: Zebulon Kosted & Stormhammer. Album: The Murderous Kleptocrat Francisco Macias Nguema Year: 2018 Label: Fall of Eden Records Country: USA Genre: Raw Atmospheric Black Metal / Dark Ambient Join the cult: Order ov the Black Arts: https://www.facebook.com/orderovtheblackarts/ The Order logo by María Grausamkeit Support the artist – visit their pages, buy their work! ...
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Se cumplen 33 años del golpe de estado de Teodoro Obiang
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Madrid, 3 ago (EFE).- Hace 33 años un golpe militar en Guinea Ecuatorial ponía fin a la dictadura de Francisco Macías.
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(12 Mar 1969) Restricted Spanish troops, captured arms cache, President Francisco Mac�as Nguema addressing crowds of supporters in Equatorial Guinea following a...
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday.
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday.
In a grand inauguration ceremony in the capital, Malabo, 73-year-old Obiang was joined by more than 1,000 party loyalists and about a dozen heads of state and foreign dignitaries.
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a special envoy, Mr. Miao Wei, to attend the ceremony. Miao is China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology.
Obiang said Equatorial Guinea's oil-dependent economy should be diversified for better development and for that reason he said the country should promote agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and any other sectors that involve job creation.
Obiang said his next seven-year term will be crucial as Equatorial Guinea will be built into an "emerging economy."
"I know he started his term nicely, and I know we all believe he's going to finish the job, because he was talking about [a vision for] 2020. And he's done 60 percent of what he promised, so we know the 40 [percent] that's left, he will finish it before [the] seven years to come," said one of his supporters.
Obiang, who ousted his uncle Francisco Macias Nguema in a military coup in 1979, took office as president in 1982 and remains the longest-serving leader in Africa.
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday.
In a grand inauguration ceremony in the capital, Malabo, 73-year-old Obiang was joined by more than 1,000 party loyalists and about a dozen heads of state and foreign dignitaries.
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a special envoy, Mr. Miao Wei, to attend the ceremony. Miao is China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology.
Obiang said Equatorial Guinea's oil-dependent economy should be diversified for better development and for that reason he said the country should promote agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and any other sectors that involve job creation.
Obiang said his next seven-year term will be crucial as Equatorial Guinea will be built into an "emerging economy."
"I know he started his term nicely, and I know we all believe he's going to finish the job, because he was talking about [a vision for] 2020. And he's done 60 percent of what he promised, so we know the 40 [percent] that's left, he will finish it before [the] seven years to come," said one of his supporters.
Obiang, who ousted his uncle Francisco Macias Nguema in a military coup in 1979, took office as president in 1982 and remains the longest-serving leader in Africa.
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In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema spoke out for the first time about the recent alleged attempt to overthrow him. Speaking in the capital Malabo, he also reacted to last year's conviction in absentia of his son, Teodorin Obiang, in the high-profile "ill-gotten gains" corruption trial in France.
In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema discussed the recent alleged coup attempt against him. At the end of December, the government claimed to have foiled a "coup", after some 30 gunmen were arrested across the border in Cameroon. Obiang, who has run Equatorial Guinea since 1979, claims "a group of terrorists" were recruited in Chad, the Central African Republic and Sudan.
He also accused "individuals" from France of financing the coup bid. Obiang asked the French government to cooperate with the probe in Equatorial Guinea to find the culprits.
President Obiang also addressed alleged human rights violations at home. He promised an investigation into the death of Santiago Ebee Ela, a 41-year-old activist arrested on January 2, who died shortly afterwards in a police station. While the opposition believes the activist was tortured, President Obiang says he was simply "sick".
'Imperialistic justice'
Obiang went on to criticise the suspended sentence and fine handed down to his son Teodorin Obiang by a French court last October in the so-called "ill-gotten gains" corruption case. The president called the verdict "imperialistic justice", saying it did not respect international law. However, he stressed that relations between Equatorial Guinea and France were "good" and revealed he has "exchanged messages" with President Emmanuel Macron.
Finally, Obiang condemned US President Donald Trump's alleged crude remarks about Haiti and African countries as "racist".
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In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema discussed the recent alleged coup attempt against him. At the end of December, the government claimed to have foiled a "coup", after some 30 gunmen were arrested across the border in Cameroon. Obiang, who has run Equatorial Guinea since 1979, claims "a group of terrorists" were recruited in Chad, the Central African Republic and Sudan.
He also accused "individuals" from France of financing the coup bid. Obiang asked the French government to cooperate with the probe in Equatorial Guinea to find the culprits.
President Obiang also addressed alleged human rights violations at home. He promised an investigation into the death of Santiago Ebee Ela, a 41-year-old activist arrested on January 2, who died shortly afterwards in a police station. While the opposition believes the activist was tortured, President Obiang says he was simply "sick".
'Imperialistic justice'
Obiang went on to criticise the suspended sentence and fine handed down to his son Teodorin Obiang by a French court last October in the so-called "ill-gotten gains" corruption case. The president called the verdict "imperialistic justice", saying it did not respect international law. However, he stressed that relations between Equatorial Guinea and France were "good" and revealed he has "exchanged messages" with President Emmanuel Macron.
Finally, Obiang condemned US President Donald Trump's alleged crude remarks about Haiti and African countries as "racist".
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Zebulon Kosted & Stormhammer - The Murderous Kleptocrat Francisco Macias Nguema (full album, 2018)
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SYND 1 10 79 THE TRIAL OF OVERTHROWN PRESIDENT FRANCISCO MACIAS NGUEMA
(23 Sep 1979) The trial of overthrown President, Francisco Macias Nguema. Macias is accuse...
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(23 Sep 1979) The trial of overthrown President, Francisco Macias Nguema. Macias is accused of genocide, mass murder, embezzlement of public funds, violations of human rights and treason. The trial is held at a local cinema.
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Se cumplen 33 años del golpe de estado de Teodoro Obiang
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Madrid, 3 ago (EFE).- Hace 33 años un golpe militar en Guinea Ecuatorial ponía fin a la dictadura de Francisco Macías.
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SYND 12-3-69 AFTERMATH OF ATTEMPTED COUP IN EQUATORIAL NEW GUINEA
(12 Mar 1969) Restricted Spanish troops, captured arms cache, President Francisco Mac�as N...
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(12 Mar 1969) Restricted Spanish troops, captured arms cache, President Francisco Mac�as Nguema addressing crowds of supporters in Equatorial Guinea following attempted coup by Foreign Minister N'dongo.
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Francisco Macias Nguema the scariest Dictator in Africa
Francisco Macias Nguema was the president of Equatorial Guinea from 1968 to 1979. He was o...
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Francisco Macias Nguema was the president of Equatorial Guinea from 1968 to 1979. He was one of Africa's most brutal dictators of our times what distinguishes him apart is that he not only went after peoples he disagreed with but their families as well.
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Obiang Nguema Sworn in as Equatorial Guinea's President
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Obiang Nguema Sworn in as Equatorial Guinea's President
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema was sworn in for his sixth term as Equatorial Guinea's president on Friday.
In a grand inauguration ceremony in the capital, Malabo, 73-year-old Obiang was joined by more than 1,000 party loyalists and about a dozen heads of state and foreign dignitaries.
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a special envoy, Mr. Miao Wei, to attend the ceremony. Miao is China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology.
Obiang said Equatorial Guinea's oil-dependent economy should be diversified for better development and for that reason he said the country should promote agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and any other sectors that involve job creation.
Obiang said his next seven-year term will be crucial as Equatorial Guinea will be built into an "emerging economy."
"I know he started his term nicely, and I know we all believe he's going to finish the job, because he was talking about [a vision for] 2020. And he's done 60 percent of what he promised, so we know the 40 [percent] that's left, he will finish it before [the] seven years to come," said one of his supporters.
Obiang, who ousted his uncle Francisco Macias Nguema in a military coup in 1979, took office as president in 1982 and remains the longest-serving leader in Africa.
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SYND 11-3-69 ATTEMPTED COUP D'ETAT TO OVERTHROW PRESIDENT MACIAS
(11 Mar 1969) Hundreds of Spaniards flee Equatorial Guinea after an attempted coup d'eat t...
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(11 Mar 1969) Hundreds of Spaniards flee Equatorial Guinea after an attempted coup d'eat to overthrow President Francisco Mac�as Nguema. In a public address, from his palace, President Macias announced the attempted coup and reasured people the government had control of the situation.
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The Interview: 'Equatorial Guinea's attempted coup began in France', says president Teodoro Obiang
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In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema spoke out for the first time about the recent alleged attempt to overthrow him. Speaking in the capital Malabo, he also reacted to last year's conviction in absentia of his son, Teodorin Obiang, in the high-profile "ill-gotten gains" corruption trial in France.
In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 and RFI, Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema discussed the recent alleged coup attempt against him. At the end of December, the government claimed to have foiled a "coup", after some 30 gunmen were arrested across the border in Cameroon. Obiang, who has run Equatorial Guinea since 1979, claims "a group of terrorists" were recruited in Chad, the Central African Republic and Sudan.
He also accused "individuals" from France of financing the coup bid. Obiang asked the French government to cooperate with the probe in Equatorial Guinea to find the culprits.
President Obiang also addressed alleged human rights violations at home. He promised an investigation into the death of Santiago Ebee Ela, a 41-year-old activist arrested on January 2, who died shortly afterwards in a police station. While the opposition believes the activist was tortured, President Obiang says he was simply "sick".
'Imperialistic justice'
Obiang went on to criticise the suspended sentence and fine handed down to his son Teodorin Obiang by a French court last October in the so-called "ill-gotten gains" corruption case. The president called the verdict "imperialistic justice", saying it did not respect international law. However, he stressed that relations between Equatorial Guinea and France were "good" and revealed he has "exchanged messages" with President Emmanuel Macron.
Finally, Obiang condemned US President Donald Trump's alleged crude remarks about Haiti and African countries as "racist".
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DicKtionary - H is for Homicide - Francisco Macias Nguema
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Zebulon Kosted & Stormhammer - The Murderous Kleptocrat Francisco Macias Nguema (full album, 2018)
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It is available on the band's Bandcamp and on CD through Fall of Eden Records now.
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Francisco Macías Nguema
Francisco Macías Nguema (born Mez-m Ngueme; Africanized to Masie Nguema Biyogo Ñegue Ndong) (1 January 1924 – 29 September 1979) was the first President of Equatorial Guinea, from 1968 until his overthrow in 1979.
Early life
Born as Mez-m Ngueme, Macías Nguema was the son of a witch doctor who allegedly killed his younger brother. He belonged to the country's majority Fang ethnic group. As a boy of 9, Nguema saw his father punched to death by a local administrator when he tried to use his title of chief to negotiate for better wages for his people. Nguema was orphaned a week later when his mother committed suicide, leaving the boy and 10 siblings to fend for themselves.
Rise to power
Nguema failed the civil service exam three times. However, he eventually rose to the position of mayor of Mongomo under the Spanish colonial government, and later served as a member of the territorial parliament. In 1964, he was named deputy prime minister of the autonomous transition government. He ran for president of the soon-to-be independent country against Prime Minister Bonifacio Ondó Edu on a strongly nationalist platform in 1968. In what has been the only free election held in the country to date, he defeated Ondó Edu in the runoff and was sworn in as president on 12 October. Ondó Edu briefly went into exile in Gabon, and was officially reported to have committed suicide March 5, 1969; alternatively it is reported that Edu was executed soon after his return on trumped-up charges of planning a coup.
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