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PAIGC Commemorates 22 November 1970 Victory

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PAIGC Commemorates 22 November 1970 Victory

In 1970 (22 November 1970), imperialist terrorists invaded the People’s Revolutionary Republic of Guinea, killing more than 323 People, wounding many more and damaging important social and economic infrastructures. The invaders were defeated by the PAIGC (who was based in Conakry) and PDG-RDA the Party/State; despite betrayals by internal traitors.
This historical date was commemorated in Guinea-Bissau on 22 November 2016, the Homeland of Amilcar Cabral, with presentations from comrades of the PAIGC National Amilcar Cabral Political-Ideological School, including live testimonies from some survivors and video-clips.

Certificates were also given to students who completed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year of the PAIGC National Amilcar Cabral Political-Ideological School and opened up another session (2016-2017).

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The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (AAPRP) is a permanent, independent, revolutionary, socialist, Pan-African Political Party based in Africa, the just homeland of African People all over the world. It is an integral part of the Pan-African and world socialist revolutionary movement.

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