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 | | Abdoulaye Wade was elected president of Senegal in 2000. | | | He worked as a barrister at the Court of Appeal and was appointed dean of the faculty of law and economics at the University of Dakar. | | | He is vice-president of the Liberal International and a member of the Seattle-based Centre for World Peace through Law and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers based in Stockholm. |
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http://www.macalester.edu/geography/courses/geog261/sepeterson/wade.html
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| | KU ASRC - About the Center - Newsletter Slpring-01 - Interview with Abdoulaye Wade |
| | Maître Abdoulaye Wade, was sworn in as president of the country. | | | As he had promised during the campaign, President Wade immediately launched on a series of fundamental changes to the Senegalese political system, oversaw the writing and approval via referendum of a new constitution, and then dissolved the PS controlled National Assembly, and called for new legislative elections. |
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http://www.ku.edu/~asrc/old_site/resources/atc/newsletter/spring-01_files/Interview%20w%20Abdoulaye%20Wade.htm
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| | THE 2005 REPORT |
| | Abdoulaye Wade was elected President of Senegal on March 19, 2000, forty years after the country’s independence and in the first presidential elections to be considered truly free and impartial by international observers. | | | President Wade is the author of the foreword to this edition and the recipient of the Abolitionist of the Year 2005 Award, inaugurated this year by Hands Off Cain in recognition of outstanding commitment in favour of a moratorium on executions and the abolition of the death penalty. | | | The files on the four people on death row were sent to President Wade for review, and their death sentences were commuted to jail terms. |
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http://www.handsoffcain.org/bancadati/index.php?tipotema=arg&idtema=6000633
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| | Polity IV Country Report 2003: Senegal |
| | With the recent electoral victory of Abdoulaye Wade to the office of president, the hegemony of the PSS has been weakened, although their presence is still felt in the legislative and judicial branches of government and in the bureaucracy. | | | While widely regarded as a "do-nothing applause gallery" when Senghor and Diouf were in power, with the election of President Wade in the spring of 2000 this body, dominated by opposition PSS members, actively sought to constrain the actions of the executive branch. | | | The election of Abdoulaye Wade in March 2000 has fundamentally restructured the nature of executive constraints in Senegal. |
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http://www.cidcm.umd.edu/inscr/polity/Sen1.htm
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| | A brief history of Senegal |
| | Abdou Diouf is opposed to Abdoulaye Wade, with as allies Moustapha Niasse, former person in charge of the socialist Party and Foreign Minister. | | | He arrest Abdoulaye Wade, his principle opponent and accuses him of violence during the elections. | | | Abdoulaye Wade takes oath in front of the constitutional Council before a full stadium on April 1st. |
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| | Abdoulaye Wade News - Media Monitoring Service by EIN News |
| | Others were President Mamadou Tanja of Niger, Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, President Blaise Campaore of Burkina Faso, President Faure Gnassingbe of Togo and President Ahmed... | | | Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah from Morocco's King Mohammed VI, Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai, Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade, the President of Serbia and Montenegro Svetozar Marovic, the President of Switzerland Moritz Leuenberge,... | | | Presidents Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal, John Kufuor of Ghana, Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone's... |
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| | Senegalese Loner Works to Build Africa, His Way |
| | Wade studied law, becoming dean of the University of Dakar's law and economics faculty. | | | Wade has not shied from being the lone uncompromising man. During a conference on racism last year in Durban, South Africa, Mr. | | | Over the years, the press called him "Général Wade" or "Président de la rue publique" — "President of the street" — because of his popularity with young voters. |
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| | OTAL - Senegal Ministry |
| | Abdoulaye Wade (2000), formerly Abdou Diouf (1981/1993) PSS | | | President Abdoulaye Wade's political party has won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections, according to provisional results announced Wednesday. | | | A lawyer and veteran politician, Wade has been in exile and imprisoned several times. |
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| | Africast Global Africa Network- News |
| | Born in 1926 in Saint-Louis of Senegal, President Wade is a lawyer by training. | | | Announcing the jury`s decision, Kissinger declared: "The prize is given to President Abdoulaye Wade for his contribution to democracy in his country and for his mediation in political crises and conflicts in Africa." | | | DAKAR, September 14 -- President Abdoulaye Wade was chosen as the laureate of UNESCO`s 2005 Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize, the Paris-based UN educational and cultural agency said Tuesday. |
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http://news.africast.com/africastv/article.php?newsID=56430
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| | Democratisation in Senegal |
| | Even Abdoulaye Wade was no exception but he was the first to jump ship by creating his own party. | | | In voting out the 40-year rule of PS and installing the 74 year-old Wade, the people of Senegal did not necessarily vote for a new face; they voted out the old order. | | | Putting a finite term to the presidency, as Abdoulaye Wade promised on his campaign trail |
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| | BBC News AFRICA Profile: Senegal's new president |
| | Under a government coalition in the 1990s, Mr Wade even reported directly to President Abdou Diouf as a minister in the presidency from March 1995 to March 1998. | | | He has studied and taught law in France and was dean of the law and economics faculty at the University of Dakar, Senegal. | | | Five of the six other candidates who dropped out backed Mr Wade, including Moustapha Niasse, a former foreign minister in President Diouf's party who is expected to become the new prime minister. |
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| | Office of The Gambian President: State House Online: Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh |
| | The Senegalese President Maitre Abdoulaye Wade and a high-powered delegation were on Saturday in Banjul for a one-day working visit. | | | President Wade was on visit with his Ministers of Industry Landing Savanneh, Interior General Momodou Nyang and special adviser to the President, Kansoumbaly Njie and many other Senegalese personalities. | | | During the visit, President Wade held a closed door meeting with his host President Alhaji Yahya Jammeh and lunched at the Coconut Residence, Kololi. |
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| | Events |
| | Wade, President of Madagascar Marc Ravalomanana, President Aristides Pereira of Cape Verde, President of Senegal Abdoulaye Wade, President of the Comoros Azali Assoumani | | | During this historic event, President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal was presented with the prestigious Human Rights Award by Ambassador Andrew Young, Honorary Chairman of the Ceremony. | | | The International League recognized President Wade's relentless pursuit of human rights, steadfast sense of social justice, and profound political conviction. |
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http://www.ilhr.org/ilhr/events/wade.htm
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| | History |
| | My friend was intending to vote for the opposition leader, Abdoulaye Wade, not because he particularly liked him, but because he knew the Socialist Party behind the long-time president Abdou Diouf was corrupt. | | | It was called the Senegalese Democratic Party and was to be led by Abdoulaye Wade. | | | Because of Abdoulaye Wade's powerful personality, the Democratic Party became the main opposition force. |
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| | iafrica.com news world news Senegalese president dissolves parly |
| | She was reappointed prime minister by Wade in May 2001 after the president's coalition scored a resounding general election victory. | | | On October 1 Wade accepted the resignations of the two ministers most closely associated with the catastrophe, Transport Minister Youssouph Sakho and Armed Forces Minister Youba Sambou. | | | Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade has dissolved the government of Prime Minister Mame Madior Boye, national television announced on Monday. |
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| | The Sacramento Observer - Online Edition |
| | Her rigor and no-nonsense demeanor impressed Wade in the two months she served as interim prime minister, between March and May 2001, and he re-appointed her to the head of government’s post when his coalition scored a resounding general election victory over the Socialist Party. | | | One of Abdoulaye Wade's closestThe new prime minister of Senegal, Idrissa Seck, was dismissed after the ferry Joola sank. | | | DAKAR, Senegal (GIN) - Idrissa Seck, one of President Abdoulaye Wade’s closest aides, was named Senegal& new prime minister after his predecessor - the first woman to hold the post - was dismissed in the wake of a ferry disaster that killed 1,200. |
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| | President Wade is a renowned economist who served as dean of the law faculty at Dakar University. | | | Furthermore, President Wade has introduced new laws for the application of heavier sanctions in cases of corruption. | | | Last but not least, Senegal’s deep commitment to regional integration should also be mentioned, as it is a member of the economic and monetary union of Africa, of UEMOA, and of ECOWAS [Economic Community of West African States], and President Wade stands as one of the most prominent leaders of the African Union. |
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| | Africa Brief items, Africa Renewal, Vol.18#3, October 2004 |
| | Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, who has declared war on the locusts, warns that they could cause up to $500 mn of damage to agricultural production in his country. | | | Receiving the award at a ceremony in New York, President Wade said that he accepted it on behalf of the Senegalese people, who have long fought to enshrine the principles of human rights and democracy. | | | Beyond his own country, President Wade said, the continent as a whole must adopt high human rights standards, in the spirit of the New Partnership for Africa's Development. |
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http://www.un.org/ecosocdev/geninfo/afrec/vol18no3/183briefs.htm
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| | Senegalese President wins UN cultural agency's peace prize |
| | "The prize is given to President Abdoulaye Wade for his contribution to democracy in his country and for his mediation in political crises and conflicts in Africa," Mr. | | | Born in 1926 in Saint-Louis du Sénégal, President Wade is a lawyer by training. | | | A former dean of the law faculty of the University of Dakar, he has served as Member of Parliament and, several times, as a Government minister. |
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| | A Day Without Malice |
| | Wade believed that he would be rewarded for his loyal opposition by having the mantle passed to him when Senghor resigned. | | | Some claimed that Diouf was so fed up with the shenanigans of all his men that he awoke the next morning and promptly called to congratulate Senegal's new president, Abdoulaye Wade. | | | Few doubted that Wade would garner more votes than would the long time incumbent Diouf. |
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| | UNESCO - Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade to visit UNESCO on Tuesday |
| | President Abdoulaye Wade, a former professor at the University of Dakar and former Dean of its Faculty of Law and Economics, was born in 1926 in Saint-Louis (Senegal). | | | Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade to visit UNESCO on Tuesday | | | UNESCO - Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade to visit UNESCO on Tuesday |
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| | Elections Senegal - African News - Worldpress.org |
| | President Wade was elected in March 2000, defeating former President Abdou Diouf, whose Socialist Party had ruled Senegal for four decades. | | | “The massive vote of Senegalese illustrated the confidence they had in President Wade,” Savane said. | | | The Socialists will have 10 members of parliament, against 97 in the former 140-seat house dissolved in February. |
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| | President Abdoulaye Wade Receives in Audience OAU’s Salim A |
| | In this connection, President Wade informed the secretary-general that, Senegal's council of ministers had approved the text as part of the ratification process. | | | The ceremony was attended by ministers, senior officials of the government, including Senegal's permanent representative to the OAU, Ambassador Louis Papa Fall, and members of the OAU delegation and the media. | | | Prior to the beginning of the discussions, President Wade conferred upon the secretary general the country's highest award, Grand Officier del' Ordre National du Lion. |
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| | Government of Senegal and Abdoulaye Wade |
| | Abdoulaye Wade is the third and current President of Senegal, in office since 2000. | | | As of Writing this report (August, 10 2005) Abdoulaye Wade was still the President. | | | election results: Abdoulaye WADE elected president; percent of vote in the second round of voting - Abdoulaye WADE (PDS) 58.49%, Abdou DIOUF (PS) 41.51% |
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| | Catholic World News : Senegal's leader visits Pope, proposes Islam-Christian summit |
| | Wade is playing a domestic agenda here: like many old-style African political leaders he knows that he wouldn't be kept in power in a change from secular law to sharia and this summit if he's able to pull it off raises his standing in Africa. | | | At the time, Archbishop Theodore Adrien Sarr of Dakar welcomed Wade's statement and the government's commitment to secularity in government. | | | The Senegalese leader met privately with Pope John Paul for about 10 minutes. |
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| | CNN.com - Senegalese want a strong president, says Wade - November 15, 2000 |
| | Wade pledged during his campaign for the presidential election last March to give more powers to the government and to make it answerable to parliament under a proposed new constitution. | | | DAKAR, Senegal (Reuters) -- Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade, who promised before his election to limit presidential powers, said on Wednesday he could see the Senegalese really wanted a strong presidency. | | | A constitutional referendum has been called for January 7. |
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| | Statement by the President of the General Assembly |
| | Abdoulaye Wade, President of the Republic of Senegal | | | As you may know, President Wade is one of the "founding fathers" of NEPAD -- the New Partnership for Africa's Development. | | | President Wade, Secretary-General Annan, Distinguished Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentleman: |
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| | Front Page - Senegalese president calls for dialogue of world leaders |
| | His 2000 victory over the PS party, which controlled Senegal at the time, was a major political breakthrough, and he remains confident of his prospects for the next vote, to be held in 2007. | | | Launching into a discussion of what he hopes to accomplish with his tour of the region, and in Dakar in November 2006, Wade began with the current state of development and reform in Senegal, a predominantly Islamic nation of 11 million on the westernmost coast of Africa. | | | The President of Senegal received us seated comfortably, dressed in brilliant white brocade robes, in the state rooms of the Republican Palace. |
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| | President Wade Of Senegal Honored With Democracy Award - US Department of State |
| | In accepting the honor, President Wade credited Senegal's culture with its tradition of tolerance and its fair-minded citizenry for the country's achievement, saying his award "is a distinction for my people and for Africa in general." | | | He said his prime minister is a woman as are many other officials in his government. | | | He also said NDI "helped us to bring about a democratic law," adding that the NDI and its president Kenneth Wollack assisted in setting up fair elections in Senegal. |
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| | Joint Press Conference by Abdelaziz Bouteflika, President of Algeria, John Agyekum Kufor, President of Ghana, Olusegun ... |
| | Joint Press Conference by Abdelaziz Bouteflika, President of Algeria, John Agyekum Kufor, President of Ghana, Olusegun Obasanjo, President of Nigeria, Abdoulaye Wade, President of Senegal, Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki, President of South Africa, and Koweri Kaguta Museveni, President of Uganda at the G8 Sea Island Summit 2004, Briefing Room East, Sea Island, Georgia, 10 June 2004 | | | Q My question is to President Wade of Senegal. | | | I proposed to President Chirac in an experience to avoid the daily process; because when President Wade said if an African country asks for building of the road or any other things, that needs five years from the date of the demand to the finishing of the work. |
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| | Senegal, country, Africa: History |
| | In the presidential elections in early 2000, however, Abdoulaye Wade of the Senegalese Democratic party defeated Diouf after a runoff; Wade's election ended nearly 40 years of Socialist rule in Senegal. | | | In Jan., 2001, a new constitution was adopted, establishing a unicameral parliament and reducing the president's term to five years. | | | In April, a coalition supporting President Wade won a majority in the national assembly. |
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| | Embassy of Senegal - Main page |
| | (Mayor of Dakar and President of the Senegalese Parliament) who represented President Abdoulaye Wade at the ceremony. | | | Gender Award to President Wade in May 2005 for advocating gender parity | | | The Council of Ministers met on Thursday October 20 |
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| | sen006 Morocco rewards Senegal with cooperation over Sahara issue |
| | During the state visit of King Mohammed VI in Senegal, Abdoulaye Wade declared that his country wanted to intensify the bilateral economic cooperation in sectors such as banking, transportation, education, agriculture, infrastructure and telecom. | | | King Mohammed VI's new diplomatic and financial initiative towards African nations however represents the first diplomatic successes Morocco has achieved on the Western Sahara issue since the major setback the country suffered when the POLISARIO was recognised by the OAU in 1982. | | | » 02.05.2001 - Landslide victory for Senegalese President Wade's party |
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| | IISD Reporting Services at UNEP-22, 3-7 February 2003, Nairobi, Kenya |
| | During the opening of the high-level ministerial segment, delegates heard statements from President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal and Kenyan Vice-President | | | Abdoulaye Wade, President of Senegal (left) and Michael Wamalwa Kijana, Vice-President of Kenya (right) enter the UN and sign the visitors' book | | | Photo: Klaus Topfer, UNEP Executive Director, Kenyan Planning and National Development Minister Anyang' Nyong'o and and Senegalese President |
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| | SENEGAL PRESIDENT ABDOULAYE WADE PLEDGES TO LEAD IN AFRICA |
| | June 24, 2005: “I shall endeavour to be a guide for the future, to create a future for Africa,” President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal said on receiving the Abolitionist of the Year Award. The award was presented to President Wade by the President of the Italian Chamber of Representatives Pier Ferdinando Casini. | | | Senegal abolished the death penalty for all crimes on December 10, 2004, World Human Rights’ Day, as the National Assembly unanimously approved a proposal by President Wade. | | | “If this ever happened, I thought that day, I would prefer to resign as president,” Wade said. |
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| | wade - definition of wade by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. |
| | American politician who served as a U.S. senator from Ohio (1851-1869) and jointly authored the Wade-Davis Manifesto (1864), which declared the primacy of Congress in matters of the Reconstruction. | | | To make one's way arduously: waded through a boring report. | | | As for his direct family, one astounding clause expressly stated that Wade Atsheler was to dispense to Eben Hale's wife and sons and daughters whatever moneys his judgement dictated, at whatever times he deemed advisable. |
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| | afrol News: Senegalese "famine" was false report |
| | The reports were however false, and President Abdoulaye Wade has sacked the responsible civil servants and apologised to the donor community. | | | After visiting the so-called famine affected areas, the Senegalese President on Monday on his own established that "there is no famine anywhere in Senegal." Wade denounced the "campaign" launched in the press and by local employees, "misleading the government to launch an international appeal for food aid," according to a government statement. | | | President Wade today went further and sacked his Communications Adviser, Cherif Elvalide Seye, and the Head of national television and radio, Mactar Silla. |
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| | Opposition blasts president’s scheme to delay polls to fund flood relief |
| | Veteran opposition leader Wade enters his sixth year as president battered by a row with his former prime minister, Idrissa Seck - considered Wade’s most formidable political rival - as well as increasing condemnation by the opposition. | | | "The success of the operation depends on a decision by the national assembly to push back the legislative elections,” Wade said. | | | Amath Dansokho, the vice president of the national assembly and a leading member of the Independence and Labour Party, said the move to merge elections would be completely illegal. |
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| | Sahel School Feeding Conference, Dakar, Senegal - September 9-10, 2003 |
| | The conference was opened by the President of Senegal, H.E. Abdoulaye Wade, and chaired by the Minister of National Education of Mali, Mr. | | | H.E. Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, WFP Deputy Executive Director Sheila Sisulu, and Mr. | | | He emphasized the need for food self-sufficiency of his country, and called for solidarity vis-à-vis support for children and school feeding. |
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| | Abdoulaye Wade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Abdoulaye Wade (born May 29, 1926) is the third and current President of Senegal, in office since 2000. | | | A new constitution (in French) was written in 2001, under the terms of which future presidents will be limited to 5-year terms after the completion of Wade's present 7-year term in 2007. | | | Wade (right) with George W. Bush during visit to the U.S. in 2001. |
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| | The Socialist lead the country continuously from the independence to 2000, when Diouf was defeated by Wade. | | | In a few months it became the second biggest political party in the opposition behind Abdoulaye Wade's PDS. | | | AFP's support was critical to Wade's victory during the 2000 Presidential Election. |
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| | BBC SPORT Football African Wade backs Morocco bid |
| | "We are delighted that president Wade has accepted to be part of our delegation," he said. | | | Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade is backing Morocco's 2010 bid | | | Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade will go to Zurich this week to lend his support to Morocco's 2010 World Cup bid. |
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| | He was succeeded by his Prime Minister, Abdou Diouf, who, in the 2000 election, lost to his rival and current President Abdoulaye Wade. | | | NYC/USA, 13 November 2001: On behalf of president Abdoulaye Wade, the foreign minister of Senegal, Cheikh Tidiane Gadio, accepted one of the Africa-America Institute's two Awards for National Achievement on Tuesday night in New York City. | | | But his efforts ultimately failed, forcing him to seek election as Senegal's first post-independence president. |
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| | BBC News AFRICA Ivorians attack Wade racism claim |
| | Individual Senegalese were not responsible for statements made by their head of state, he said. | | | Hundreds of Ivorians have protested over remarks by Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade alleging racial discimination in Ivory Coast. | | | Mr Wade said that incidents of racism against black people abroad were "marginal" compared with ethnic and fratricidal conflict between Africans. |
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| | Window International Network - Senegal |
| | Then on April 21, 2004, after local media portrayed Idressa Seck as an emerging rival to 77-year-old President Wade, the president dismissed Prime Minister Idressa Seck whom he had appointed 18 months before. | | | He has struggled through political impasses until 2001 elections consolidated his power base with his supporters controlling the national assembly. | | | President Abdoulaye Wade surely has these concerns and others on his mind. |
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| | The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Nation |
| | Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade today held wide-ranging talks with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. | | | Endorsing the Nationalist Congress Party president Sharad Pawar’s statement on the "foreigner’s issue," he said that Ms Gandhi and Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee had allegedly entered into a secret deal. | | | The Supreme Court today issued notices to the Centre and all state governments on a petition accusing them of spending more than Rs 1,91,554 crore without getting approval from Parliament as mandated under Article 115 and 205 of the Constitution of India. |
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