Américo Ramos, who can head the government again in the next legislature, explains that the agreement of parliamentary incidence signed with the coalition led by Domingos "Nino" Monteiro "contests for the formation of a solid absolute majority of 29 deputies in the National Assembly".
Américo Ramos, who can head the government again in the next legislature, explains that the agreement of parliamentary incidence signed with the coalition led by Domingos "Nino" Monteiro "contests for the formation of a solid absolute majority of 29 deputies in the National Assembly".
The party that was second in the legislature on 27 September is in power. The MCI-PS/PUN coalition gives the six mandates that were missing for the 29 votes in the National Assembly.
ADI and the MCI-PS/PUN coalition signed a parliamentary agreement to support the government led by the current Prime Minister, Américo Ramos, in São Tomé and Príncipe, after the legislative elections of 27 September.