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Henrique Pereira Rosa


President of Guinea-Bissau
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  • history of Guinea-Bissau

    Guinea-Bissau: Independence
    ...Ialá’s rule became increasingly repressive. Widespread discontent with the deteriorating economic and political climate led to his removal in a bloodless coup in September 2003. Soon after, Henrique Rosa, a businessman and virtual political newcomer, was sworn in as interim president. Under Rosa’s transitional government, legislative elections were held in 2004, moving Guinea-Bissau on...
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