Vice President of Guinea-Bissau

The Vice President of Guinea-Bissau (Portuguese: Vice-presidente da Guiné-Bissau) is a former political position in Guinea-Bissau. The position was established in September 1973, and abolished in December 1991.

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Below is a list of office-holders:

Name
(Birth–Death)		 Portrait Term of Office Party President Notes
Vice Presidents
Umaru Djaló
(–)		 September 1973 November 1980 PAIGC Luís Cabral [1][2]
João Bernardo Vieira
(1939–2009)		 March 1977 November 1980 PAIGC
Victor Saúde Maria
(1939–1999)		 November 1980 March 1984 PAIGC João Bernardo Vieira [3]
First Vice Presidents
Paulo Correia
(–)		 May 1984 November 1985 PAIGC João Bernardo Vieira [4][5]
Iafai Camará
(–)		 November 1985 December 1991 PAIGC [6]
Second Vice Presidents
Iafai Camará
(–)		 May 1984 November 1985 PAIGC João Bernardo Vieira [4][7]
Vasco Cabral
(1926–2005)		 June 1989 December 1991 PAIGC [6]

References
  1. "Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments" (PDF).
  2. http://www.gbissau.com/2014/05/30/necrologia-faleceu-o-comandante-umaru-djalo/
  3. Mitchell, Robert C.; Morrison, Donald G.; Paden, John N. (17 July 1989). Black Africa: A Comparative Handbook. Springer. ISBN 9781349110230 – via Google Books.
  4. Mendy, Peter Karibe; Jr, Lobban (17 October 2013). Historical Dictionary of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau. Scarecrow Press. ISBN 9780810880276 – via Google Books.
  5. https://geographic.org/wfb1985/worldfactbook85natiilli.pdf
  6. Lansford, Tom (20 March 2014). Political Handbook of the World 2014. CQ Press. ISBN 9781483386263 – via Google Books.
  7. https://geographic.org/wfb1985/worldfactbook85natiilli.pdf

See also
  • List of Presidents of Guinea-Bissau
  • List of Prime Ministers of Guinea-Bissau
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