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five-year terms, but the 30-year term already served by dos Santos does not count and under the constitution his term would start from the next parliamentary elections in 2012, and allow him to remain president until 2022. The post of Prime Minister would be abolished, whose role would be taken over by the vice-president. The Assembly retains the right to remove the president from office but such an action must be approved by the Supreme Court. The vice president and the members of the Supreme Court are presidential nominees under the Constitution.
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approved a new constitution to replace the interim constitution that had been in effect since independence in 1975. The Assembly approved this constitution in its entirety, by a 186–0 vote. Two assembly members abstained. The new constitution was drafted by a committee of 60 parliamentarians, advised
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Other constitutional guarantees included health care, access to education, and state assistance in childhood, motherhood, disability, and old age. In return for these sweeping guarantees, each individual was responsible for participating in the nation's military defense, voting in official elections,
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Despite its strong socialist tone, the Constitution guaranteed the protection of private property and private business activity within limits set by the state. National economic goals were to develop agriculture and industry, establish just social relations in all sectors of production, foster the
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of the Angolan armed forces. The new constitution abolished direct election of the president; under its provisions, the person heading the list of candidates of the majority party in the assembly automatically becomes president, and the second person on the list, vice-president. This constitution,
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of the Angolan armed forces. The new constitution abolished direct election of the president; the person heading the list of candidates of the majority party in the assembly automatically becomes president, and the second in the list, vice-president. The constitution limits the president to two
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regime in Portugal. A fight for dominance broke out immediately between the three nationalist movements, resulting in a civil war soon after independence. The civil war continued with UNITA fighting against the ruling MPLA. Both parties received support and backing from other countries.
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The constitution clarified the ambiguous land rights that existed in Angola, stating that all land is owned by the state, which can decide who is entitled to use it, and that the state must only provide land rights to Angolan nationals or to companies registered in Angola.
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The constitution gives the president the power to appoint judges to the Constitutional and Supreme courts and also to appoint the head of the Court of Audits, which is the body responsible for reviewing public expenditure. The document also maintains the present status of
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In 1992 the 1975 constitution was completely rewritten, and amended on March 6, 1991, and August 26, 1992, to allow a multi-party democratic republic, in the form of a presidential system, to start with multiparty elections and direct election of the president.
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and South Africa intervened militarily in favour of the FNLA and UNITA, with the intention of taking Luanda before the declaration of independence. In response, Cuba intervened in favour of the MPLA, and the country became a flash point for the
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The original vote on the constitution had been expected in March but was then moved to January. There was speculation that this delay was intended to avoid public debate on the matter by holding the vote at the same time that Angola hosts the
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and became the first elected president of the country. The civil war continued, with UNITA still fighting the MPLA, and both parties still receiving international support. There was a ceasefire agreement in 1989 with the leader of UNITA,
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In 1992, the 1975 constitution was completely rewritten to allow a multiparty democratic republic, in the form of a presidential system, starting with multiparty elections and direct election of the president.
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in the Angolan people, guaranteed through the representation of the party, and promised to implement "people's power." It also emphasized the preeminence of the People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola
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A fight for dominance broke out immediately between the three nationalist movements. The events prompted a mass exodus of Portuguese citizens, creating up to 300,000 destitute Portuguese
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for more than 400 years from the 15th century. Demands for independence picked up momentum during the early 1950s. The principal protagonists included the MPLA, founded in 1956, the
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stated that the constitution was "a complete fraud" and that his party was wearing black "because it's like going to the graveyard to bury democracy". UNITA's parliamentary leader,
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the UNITA, fought for independence. After many years of conflict that weakened all of the insurgent parties, Angola gained independence on 11 November 1975, after the
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serving in public office if appointed or elected, working—considered a duty—and generally aiding in the socialist transformation.
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in 1975 as an "interim" measure; the second was approved in a 1992 referendum, and the third one was instituted in 2010.
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The 2010 amendment of the Constitution named the president of Angola as head of state, head of the executive branch and
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of Angola surrounded by the Democratic Republic of Congo, as a part of Angola. Oil-rich Cabinda has been claimed by
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The new constitution of 2010 was hailed as "a day of victory and happiness for the people of Angola" by
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on Angolan soil or affiliation with any foreign military organization. It institutionalized the
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The Constitution also outlined Angola's defense policy, which explicitly prohibited foreign
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The new constitution established a government similar to those currently operating in
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Constitutional revisions in 1976 and 1980 more clearly established a revolutionary
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growth of the public sector and cooperatives, and implement a system of graduated
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for more than 400 years, beginning the 15th century. Three principal parties,
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and of the Constitutional Court but both steps were seen as formalities.
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by 19 experts and a public consultation, and contained 244 articles.
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The vote in the national assembly was boycotted by the opposition (
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becoming the first president, although the civil war continued.
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subordinate to it, responsible for implementing party policy.
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still in effect, limits the president to two five-year terms.
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and shifted its policies to a more socialist than communist
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who won and became the President of Angola in the elections
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dedicated the new republic to eliminating the vestiges of
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the national goal. As revised, the Constitution vested
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Ratified
National Assembly of Angola
Constitution of Angola
Wikisource
independence
Portugal
Angola
came into force
Portugal
MPLA
National Front for the Liberation of Angola
National Union for Total Independence of Angola
Carnation Revolution
Marcelo Caetano
socialist
one-party state
commander-in-chief

Jonas Savimbi
Portugal
National Front for the Liberation of Angola
Carnation Revolution
Marcelo Caetano
refugees
retornados
Luanda
Zaire
Cold War
Agostinho Neto

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