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The Economist
December 13, 2011

Constitutional reforms endorsed by President Obiang passed on November 13, but the outcome of the referendum has been strongly contested by local opposition groups and international human rights groups.

Reuters
January 2, 2012

Profiles of Africa's five longest-serving leaders, including President Obiang who is first on the list.

Foreign Policy
Colum Lynch
December 8, 2011

The age of fiscal austerity has clearly bypassed Equatorial Guinea, an oil rich African country with a reputation for world-class corruption, crushing poverty for its people, and a multibillion dollar building spree for presidential palaces, guesthouses, and airports.

October 21, 2010

The United Nations cultural organization UNESCO bowed to pressure from anti-corruption campaigners and suspended a science prize named after Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema.

EG Justice
July 18, 2011

The government of Equatorial Guinea must follow through on its promises to protect and promote women's rights. 

Reuters
Mark John
November 13, 2011

Equatorial Guinea held a referendum on constitutional changes on Sunday which rights groups said were an attempt by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo to strengthen his 32-year grip on power in the central African oil producer.

BBC
November 14, 2011

Equatorial Guinea's main opposition have dismissed as a sham the referendum on limiting presidents of the oil-rich nation to serving two terms.

Jurist
November 14, 2011

The Republic of Equatorial Guinea held a referendum on Sunday that would institute a number of changes to the country's constitution which opponents have sharply criticized.

Voice of America
Nick Loomis
November 18, 2011

Officials in Equatorial Guinea say voters overwhelmingly backed a constitutional referendum this week that limits presidents to two terms in office, but the new law may not apply to the  country's current leader of three decades, President Teodoro Obiang Mbasogo.

Canadian Council on Africa
November 11, 2011

EG Justice and Human Rights Watch said today that the constitutional amendments that the citizens of Equatorial Guinea will be voting on will strengthen the powers of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo and further deprive citizens of their civil and political rights.

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