Manuel Pinto da Costa, the first President of Sao Tome and Principe, has publicly criticized the nation’s current democratic system, describing it as a restrictive framework. In a recent assessment of the country’s political and electoral climate, the former head of state characterized the existing governance structure as a straitjacket.
Pinto da Costa expressed significant concern regarding the current state of national affairs, alleging that the country is descending into chaos. In response to these perceived challenges, he has called for a comprehensive restructuring of the nation’s governance system.
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