Spanish Guinea became the independent Republic of Equatorial Guinea. Independence ended Spain’s colonial administration, but authoritarian rule and political violence soon constrained the new state. The transition was also shaped by the distinct histories of Bioko and Río Muni and by the Spanish colonial labor and racial hierarchy that preceded statehood.
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What complicated Equatorial Guinea’s post-independence transition?
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Independence did not ensure democratic rule; authoritarianism and violence soon followed.
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