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The relationship between the two fringe states was not unusual in the Cold War tension of the time.

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Hamas claims IDF strike has hit Jabalia refugee camp for a second day in a row - after Israel's air force chief accused the terror group of using civilians as human shields There are people in North Korea who know that this is not the right way to live,” she said in an interview with Reuters. “I don’t think it’s going to collapse easily.”I must admit I am not too familiar with her father's story and I don't feel I am fit to talk about much of Guinean's history either although I can agree on her thoughts on decolonisation. Macías Nguema failed the civil service exam three times in the 1930s. [17] Regardless, he eventually became a clerk in the Spanish colonial administration, after passing the exam on the fourth try with assistance and some favoritism from colonial authorities, serving as court interpreter. [18] In the 1940s, he also worked for the Forest Service in Bata, the Río Benito Public Works Department, [12] as a catechist in Bata, [19] and in the Bata Public Works Service. [19] In 1961, he first travelled to Madrid as spokesperson for a delegation which honoured Francisco Franco, Spain's dictator, on the 25th anniversary of his seizure of power. At the time, Macías Nguema generally displayed no anti-Spanish sentiment and collaborated with the authorities, preferring to work towards eventual independence within the existing system. [20] [21] Unlike many Equatoguinean activists at the time, he was never jailed by the Spanish. [9] She confesses that it is still difficult for her to show affection, like when people greet her with kisses on the cheeks. Meet Monica Macias, a consultant at CSC who draws from both her life stories, and her academic and empirical experience of living in societies around the world, such as North and South Korea, the USA, China, Equatorial Guinea (EG), Spain and the UK, when writing and advising. The state prosecutor requested that Macías Nguema receive a death sentence, five others receive 30-year sentences, three others receive a year in prison, and two be sentenced to time served. Macías Nguema's defense counsel countered that the other co-defendants were responsible for specific crimes, and asked for acquittal. Macías Nguema himself delivered a statement to the court outlining what he viewed as the extensive good deeds he had performed for the country. At noon on 29 September 1979, the Tribunal delivered its sentences, which were more severe than what the prosecution had requested. Macías Nguema and six of his co-defendants were sentenced to death and the confiscation of their property; Nguema being sentenced to death "101 times". [94] Two defendants were sentenced to fourteen years in prison each, and two others to four years each. [63]

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a b Blas Piñar (20 April 2012). " "Escrito para la Historia": La independencia de Guinea (Capítulo 12)" . Retrieved 5 December 2016. THE REVIEW SHOW SEPT 23 @CrimeTimeUK FM http://bit.ly/48H3i2Q http://spoti.fi/3rBfrWl http://apple.co/3znb7b5 Ggl http://bit.ly/3ZM2XIa

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