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The People’s Majlis passed Bill No. 2/66 on the Maldivian monetary system.
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The Maldives, formerly a Sultanate, was declared a republic. The Sultanate was re-stored after 15 months.
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Ibrahim Nasir (31) became prime minister of the Maldives, a British protectorate.
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British forces leave port Addul Attol
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Republic of Maldives gained independence from Britain.
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The Maldives became a republic for a 2nd time with Ibrahim Naseer (Nasir) as President
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Maumoon Abdul Gayoom became president of the Maldives.
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Ibrahim Nasir Rannabandeyri Kilegefan (1926-2008) relinquished the position of the President of the Maldives Republic.
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Development of tourist industry fuels economic growth.
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The Maldives applied for and was granted membership in the British Commonwealth of Nations
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Maldives Pres. Abdul Gayoom said that the survival of the island nation was de-pendent on halting the process of global warming
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In the Maldives a helicopter crashed enroute to Male and killed all 10 people on-board.
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three candidates in 1999 parliamentary elections were tortured after being detained on suspicion of instigating unrest.
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In the Maldives unrest erupted at the Maafushi prison after a young man named Evan Naseem was tortured to death. Police opened fire and 3 people were killed. Violent riots followed as did a state of emergency.
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The leader of the Maldives appealed for calm after two days of rioting killed 3 people and sent shock waves through this tiny Indian Ocean island nation.
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Maldives Pres. Maumoon Abdul Gayoom (65) was sworn in for a record sixth term, becoming the longest-serving head of state in Asia
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The Maldives ferry Enamaa was carrying far more than its capacity of up to 100 when a wave overturned it. At least 18 people were killed. More than 50 others were missing.
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Some 1,500 people inhabited the artificial Maldive island of Hulhumale.
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Maldivians cast votes to elect a parliament, three weeks after the election was postponed because of the Indian Ocean tsunami
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An estimated 80,000 people lived in the Maldives on less than 1.2 square miles.
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On 1 st December 2005, the Children's Multimedia library opened its doors to
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Voters in a referendum back President Gayoom's proposal for a presidential system of government.
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A bomb exploded at the entrance to a recreation park in the Maldives, wounding at least 12 foreign tourists
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Maumoon Abdul Gayoom (70), the Maldives president, survived an assassination attempt
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Ibrahim Nasir (b.1926), who led the Maldives' independence movement from the British and became the island nation's first president, died in Singapore.
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