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The overwhelming majority of the elected MPs, 101 out of 107, were male. The new parliament had 17 teachers/school inspectors, 12 executives, 12 professors, 12 engineers, 5 physicians, 5 jurists, 5 economists and 5 businessmen, whilst the remaining 34 MPs belonged to other professional categories.
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opposition coalition fell apart, with many of its constituents deciding to contest the elections. A total of 27 political parties eventually registered to compete in the elections, although only four had candidates in all
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on 24 May 1992. They were the first parliamentary elections held in the country since 1978, and the first to be held under the
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of the country. On June 20, 1992, a new seven-member cabinet was presented to the public.
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Convention of Progressive Patriots–Social Democratic Party
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Voter turnout was 33.8%, higher than the 25% participation in the
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Government Leaders
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Popular Democracy – Labour Movement
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Popular Democracy - Labour Movement
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318:Parliamentary elections were held in
97:Apollinaire Joachim Kyélem de Tambèla
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835:Elections in Africa: A data handbook
550:Movement for Tolerance and Progress
326:. The result was a victory for the
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582:Movement of Progressive Democrats
372:Coordination of Democratic Forces
370:Between January and May 1992 the
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220:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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1203:May 1992 events in Africa
1193:Elections in Burkina Faso
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142:Administrative divisions
24:Politics of Burkina Faso
950:Parliamentary elections
897:Presidential elections
392:presidential elections
360:presidential elections
238:Diplomatic missions of
90:Interim Prime Minister
127:Alassane Bala Sakandé
1188:1992 in Burkina Faso
638:New Social Democracy
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690:Invalid/blank votes
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154:45 provinces
55:Human rights
47:Constitution
1118:Referendums
703:Total votes
677:Valid votes
265:Visa policy
49:(suspended)
1182:Categories
1135:1946 (Oct)
1130:1946 (May)
1094:1946 (Nov)
1089:1946 (Jun)
760:References
350:towards a
338:Background
149:13 regions
112:Parliament
67:Government
744:Aftermath
719:3,727,843
706:1,260,107
680:1,219,145
394:in 1991.
377:provinces
184:General:
172:Elections
123:President
16:Elections
366:Campaign
348:openings
255:Passport
224:Minister
963:1946–47
837:, p134
482:105,950
464:138,168
446:146,530
428:590,808
398:Results
383:Conduct
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693:40,962
554:22,050
536:22,820
518:28,667
500:50,418
731:et al
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683:96.75
663:Total
467:11.33
449:12.02
431:48.46
416:Seats
410:Votes
407:Party
1166:Next
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1028:2015
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998:1978
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988:1965
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978:1957
973:1952
968:1948
958:1933
940:2020
935:2015
930:2010
925:2005
920:1998
915:1991
910:1978
905:1965
839:ISBN
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557:1.81
539:1.87
521:2.35
503:4.14
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186:2015
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