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image by António Martins, 05 Mar 2010
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LIPE: Liga Guineense de Protecção Ecológica (Guinean League for
Ecological Protection), led by Abubacar Rachid Djaló. This party is not listed
among the candidates of either the
2004
nor the
2008
elections (q.v. as reported from Wikipedia) as it is one of the member of the
U.M. coalition. According to
“A
la recherche du mouvement Vert en Guinée Bissau”, LIPE was created
in 1991, as the 12th party in Guinea Bissau’s newly leaving its
single-party regime. It successfully supported its leader to the presidential
election of 1994 (getting 8%) and got 2 seats in the Parliament in a
simultaneous election, when it run within a six-party coalition. LIPE was a
minor partner in several cabinets during the 2000ies.
António Martins, 05 Mar 2010
The flag of LIPE is shown in both ballot papers
reported (#9 in Bissau-28 and #8 in Bissau-29). It is a green flag with
the party emblem on the upper fly. The flag ratio is roughly 5:7 as most
others’ in the ballot papers are. The party emblem is a dark blue
faucet profile dripping two drops of water.
António Martins, 05 Mar 2010