- Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende (28
February 1938 – 26
March 2018) was a
Gabonese politician who was the
President of the
Congress for
Democracy and...
- justice, CDJ) is a
political party in Gabon, led by Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende. The
party won a
single seat in the 1996
parliamentary elections. It...
- Régis Manon,
footballer (b. 1965). 26
March – Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende,
politician (b. 1938). "GABON
HOLDS FIRST VOTE
SINCE VIOLENCE-MARRED...
- 1980
Augustin Boumah February 1980
November 1990 Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende November 1990
April 1993
Marcel Éloi
Rahandi Chambrier April 1993 May...
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Jacques Igoho (1974-1976)
Raphael Mamiaka (1976-1978)
Jules Bourdes Ogouliguende (1978-1980)
Theodore Kwaou (1980-1981) Edouard-Alexis Mbouy-Boutzit (1981-1983)...
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Moussavou Social Democratic Party 15,220 3.64 Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende Independent 14,113 3.38
Alexandre Sambat Independent 10,819 2.59 Didjob...
- U. S.
House of
Representatives for
Louisiana Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende (1938–2018),
Gabonese politician Paul Montel, born Paul
Antoine Aristide...
- Pierre-Claver Zeng
Ebome 1 0 FAR Léon Mbou
Yembi 1 +1 CDJ Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende 1 0 RNB–D Pierre-André
Kombila 1 0 RDR 1 New
Independents – 4 −8...
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restructured at its
Second Ordinary Congress and Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende ****umed the
leadership as its Secretary-General. Nan Nguéma was arrested...
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organize the elections. On 27 July,
eight candidates—Jules-Aristide Bourdes-
Ogouliguende (the
Congress for
Democracy and
Justice candidate), Mamboundou, Mba Abessole...
