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Surinamese government
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  • Suriname
    Suriname
    / Constitutional framework

    …the popularly elected 51-member unicameral National Assembly, which in turn elects a president and vice president. The president, vice president, and members of the National Assembly serve five-year terms. The president is the chair of a nonelective, military-influenced Council of State, which ensures that the government’s actions conform to the…

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    …the popularly elected 51-member unicameral National Assembly, which in turn elects a president and vice president. The president, vice president, and members of the National Assembly serve five-year terms. The president is the chair of a nonelective, military-influenced Council of State, which ensures that the government’s actions conform to the…

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