TC declares Carlos Vila Nova President elected of São Tomé and Príncipe
The second most voted candidate was Nito D'Abreu who won 23,457 votes, followed by Miques João, with 900 votes and Eugenius Tiny, with 604 votes.
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The second most voted candidate was Nito D'Abreu who obtained 23,457 votes (41.46%), followed by Miques João, with 900 votes (1.59%) and Eugenius Tiny, with 604 votes (1.07%). More than 142,000 voters were called upon to choose the Santomian President in elections marked by political crisis, but without record of major incidents. Nito d'Abreu, parliamentary leader of the IDA, was the official candidate, supported by the ADI wing loyal to former Prime Minister Patrice Trovoada, whose government was dismissed in January 2025 by the head of state, Carlos Vila Nova.
Furthermore, São Tomé and Príncipe are now preparing for the legislative, local and regional elections scheduled for September 27. According to Artur Vera Cruz, 56,574 validly cast votes were counted, representing about 40% of registered voters.
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The second most voted candidate was Nito D'Abreu who obtained 23,457 votes (41.46%), followed by Miques João, with 900 votes (1.59%) and Eugenius Tiny, with 604 votes (1.07%).
reliability low1/3 sourcesMore than 142,000 voters were called upon to choose the Santomian President in elections marked by political crisis, but without record of major incidents.
reliability low1/3 sourcesNito d'Abreu, parliamentary leader of the IDA, was the official candidate, supported by the ADI wing loyal to former Prime Minister Patrice Trovoada, whose government was dismissed in January 2025 by the head of state, Carlos Vila Nova.
reliability low1/3 sourcesSão Tomé and Príncipe are now preparing for the legislative, local and regional elections scheduled for September 27.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAccording to Artur Vera Cruz, 56,574 validly cast votes were counted, representing about 40% of registered voters.
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