We have started to collect the most important news related to Guinea-Bissau in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Guinea-Bissau's ex-leader Malam Bacai Sanha wins a presidential run-off vote to succeed the assassinated former president.
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Guinea-Bissau holds a run-off vote to replace President Joao Bernardo Vieira, who was assassinated in March.
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Elections in Guinea-Bissau to replace the assassinated president are to go to a second round, officials say.
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Polls close in Guinea-Bissau, where a new leader is being elected four months after soldiers killed President Vieira.
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Guinea-Bissau is to press ahead with presidential elections, despite the killings of a candidate and ex-defence minister.
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A presidential candidate and a former defence minister are shot dead by soldiers in Guinea-Bissau on suspicion of plotting a coup.
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The first post-independence President of Guinea-Bissau, Luis Cabral, dies in Portugal's capital, Lisbon, aged 78.
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A former prime minister of Guinea-Bissau is in hospital after apparently being beaten by soldiers, as elections are delayed.
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The funeral of Guinea-Bissau's former president, shot dead by soldiers last week, is to be held.
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Guinea-Bissau's new leader appeals for international help to stabilise the country in the wake of the president's assassination.
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