cabindan造句

• But, " Angola will never know peace nor prosperity until the Cabindan conflict is resolved, " said Stephane Barros, spokesman in Portugal for the 300-fighter FLEC-Renovado, which spit from the larger movement, reckoned at 600-strong, in 1985.
• The government gave a report to the UN estimating $ 293 million in property damage from South African attacks between 1976 and 1979, asking for compensation on August 3, 1979 . The Popular Movement for the Liberation of Cabinda, a Cabindan separatist rebel group, attacked a Cuban base near Tshiowa on August 11.
• Instead, in 1961 the Mayombe formed a Cabindan separatist movement, the Alliance of Mayombe ( Alliance de Mayombe  Alliama ), which merged with two other Cabindan separatist movements in 1963 to form the Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda ( Frente para a Liberta玢o do Enclave de Cabinda  FLEC ).
• Instead, in 1961 the Mayombe formed a Cabindan separatist movement, the Alliance of Mayombe ( Alliance de Mayombe  Alliama ), which merged with two other Cabindan separatist movements in 1963 to form the Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda ( Frente para a Liberta玢o do Enclave de Cabinda  FLEC ).
• Ever since Portugal handed over sovereignty of its former overseas province of Angola to the local independence groups ( MPLA, UNITA and FNLA ), the territory of Cabinda has been a focus of separatist guerrilla actions opposing the Government of Angola ( which has employed its armed forces, the FAA For鏰s Armadas Angolanas ) and Cabindan separatists.
• That part of the Mayombe living in Zaire did join with the Zairian Bakongo in the Alliance of Bakongo ( Alliance des Bakongo  Abako ) during the period of party formation in the Belgian Congo, but the Cabindan Mayombe ( and other Kikongo-speaking groups in the enclave ), relatively remote geographically and culturally from the Bakongo of Angola proper, showed no solidarity with the latter.
• Resulting from the royal family from Cabinda, grandson of  MaNgoyo-king Mankata Kalambo from Kayes  Li b? in the kingdom of goyo pr閏olonial1 of which its famous ancestors : King Jack, prince of Ponta do Tafe; King Taine, prince of Ponte of Tafe Fernando Mingas, son of prince Jack; and prince Jack, governor of Buco-Sinto, all co-signatories of the treaty Portuguese-Cabindan protectorate of February 1, 1885, conferring on Cabinda the legal status of protectorate of Portugal in central Africa ( see the treaty of Simulambucu ), for this reason it is one of the interlocutors incontestably contestable in the cabindan question according to ancestral the triptychs criteria ( Makongo-Mangoyo-Maloango ).
• Resulting from the royal family from Cabinda, grandson of  MaNgoyo-king Mankata Kalambo from Kayes  Li b? in the kingdom of goyo pr閏olonial1 of which its famous ancestors : King Jack, prince of Ponta do Tafe; King Taine, prince of Ponte of Tafe Fernando Mingas, son of prince Jack; and prince Jack, governor of Buco-Sinto, all co-signatories of the treaty Portuguese-Cabindan protectorate of February 1, 1885, conferring on Cabinda the legal status of protectorate of Portugal in central Africa ( see the treaty of Simulambucu ), for this reason it is one of the interlocutors incontestably contestable in the cabindan question according to ancestral the triptychs criteria ( Makongo-Mangoyo-Maloango ).