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What's the Status of Suriname, 50 Years After Its Independence?

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A former Dutch colony, Suriname gained its independence in 1975. It experienced a turbulent beginning, a coup d'état and a civil war. With the discovery of oil deposits on its coasts, great opportunities for development are before it, but also great challenges, observes the magazine "De Groene Amsterdammer".
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What's the Status of Suriname, 50 Years After Its Independence?

A former Dutch colony, Suriname gained its independence in 1975. It experienced a turbulent beginning, a coup d'état and a civil war. With the discovery of oil deposits on its coasts, great opportunities for development are before it, but also great challenges, observes the magazine "De Groene Amsterdammer".

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Courrier international broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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