The MLSTP, the most voted party in the legislative elections of São Tomé and Príncipe, expressed its willingness to propose a stable government solution, after the Independent Democratic Action announced an agreement with another coalition to form a government, without revealing its possible ally. #MLSTP #SãoToméePríncipe #GovernoEstável (translated)
"I will accept the results of the voters' choice, of the people. And, honestly, I would like whoever wins to govern. To the opposition, I will not ask for a blank check to power, but I would ask for sustainability. I think we have an atmosphere to create these conditions and not enter into what you have just said about a government of unity. No, the people chose because they want one power and they want opposition. And we will respect that as far as we can," said Carlos Vila Nova after voting in the capital of the island of São Tomé. (translated)
"ensures the stability and institutional legitimacy essential for guiding the destiny of the Republic throughout this XII legislature" "We are facing a programmatic commitment of a patriotic nature, safeguarded by reciprocal guarantees and assumed in the strictest good faith, whose primary scope is to restore economic predictability and social peace to our legal framework" "is anchored in non-negotiable strategic vectors" "macroeconomic stabilization and the safeguarding of the purchasing power of families, through urgent measures to mitigate inflation and alleviate essential goods" Américo Ramos, still prime minister and president of the Independent Democratic Action (ADI), which came second with 23 mandates in the elections of September 27, emphasized that this union with the MCI-PS/PUB coalition "ensures the stability and institutional legitimacy essential for guiding the destiny of the Republic throughout this XII legislature." (translated)
The parliamentary agreement between ADI and the MCI-PS/PUN coalition ensures a stable majority of 29 votes in the National Assembly of São Tomé and Príncipe, allowing the current Prime Minister Américo Ramos to maintain the government, despite coming in second place in the legislative elections. (translated)
Sao Tome and Principe is facing a shortage of gasoline and domestic oil supply, due to financial difficulties for new imports amid rising prices in the international market, with a new delivery expected in a week. #SãoToméePríncipe #CriseEconômica #EnergiaRenovável (translated)
