Albert Aboikoni
Albert Aboikoni is a granman (chief) representing the Saamaka people in Suriname, who is actively involved in discussions regarding the government's controversial land rights bill that has been criticized for lacking community input.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suriname | 4 | 6.25 | 1.46% | +20% | 586,634 | 10,277 | $4,600 | 81$ |
| Totals | 4 | 586,634 | 10,277 | $4,600 | 81$ |
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Recent Mentions
Suriname:
Granman Albert Aboikoni asked the king if he still stands behind the apologies offered to the enslaved.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni established a mediation committee to address the conflict.
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Suriname:
Granman Albert Aboikoni van de Saramaccaners omschreef de bijeenkomst als bijzonder waardevol.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni is the granman who denied giving permission for gold mining activities in the area.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni was present and pleased with Victorine Pinas's emphasis on recognizing traditional knowledge.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni is the granman of the Saramaccaners and a key figure in the reconciliation process.
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Suriname:
Aboikoni is a granman from Saamaka who provided his experience to the committee.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni is the Saamaka granman who restored Michel Walden to his position as captain.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni is mentioned as the Saamaka-grootopperhoofd involved in a lawsuit against the state of Suriname and Palmera Hout.
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Suriname:
Albert Aboikoni is mentioned as the granman whose cabinet includes the two captains opposing the legislation.
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