independecia

Full name: Marcelina Augusto Simão
Period: Morning
Classroom: 14
Grade: 12ª
Teacher´s name: João de Sousa
Data: 17/11/2014

ADVANTAGES OF INDEPENDENCE OF ANGOLA

With the end of the cold war and consequently the major geopolitical changes in worldwide Angola adopted democratic multiparty system, thereby approving its fourth Constitutional Law in May 1991, considered by many a law of nature forwarder to implement a scheme democratic in manner as is universally known throughout the world.
There followed the first general elections in the country's history in 1992, mostly won by the MPLA and UNITA disputed that intensified its belligerent action, reaching control almost 80%. With the advent of peace, Angola began to walk the paths for development. Several have been and continue to be challenges in the fields: political, social, economic, cultural, etc.
Today all Angolans have access to education, health and road and airport infrastructure are being improved so as to allow, increasingly, the movement of people and goods throughout the country, "emphasized Nhanga Asuncion. He asserted that after achieving freedom and peace (2002), Angola began creating and implementing the project for a developing country, giving opportunity to all citizens, without exception.
Independence of the country has brought significant advantages, such as:
Ensure reinvestment in the country of the principal exploited natural resources, which were at the mercy of the metropolis;
Reaching growth rates of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) never before achieved as part of the five fastest growing economies in the year 2005 at a rate of 14.5%.
Monetary and exchange rate stability, the kwanza currency reserves spent the election and in major commercial transactions;
Reduction of interest rates to the lowest levels of 80% to 10-20%, and may reach values up to 35% depending on the nature of the claim;
Reduction of unemployment rates of 68% to 40% levels.
Reconstruction of the