- Desiré
Delano Bouterse (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈdeːsi ˈbʌutərsə]; 13
October 1945 – 23
December 2024) was a
Surinamese military officer, politician, and...
-
became a much
discussed matter of the main
suspect in that trial, Dési
Bouterse.
Bouterse said on 26
November 2007, four days
before the
commencement of the...
- a new
constitution that
allowed Bouterse to
remain in
charge of the army.
Dissatisfied with the government,
Bouterse summarily dismissed the ministers...
- Dino
Delano Bouterse (born 27
September 1972) is the son of the
former president of Suriname, Dési
Bouterse. The
former head of the
Suriname Anti-Terrorist...
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Ingrid Yolanda Bouterse-Waldring (née Waldring; born 24
April 1961) is a
Surinamese entrepreneur who
served as the
First Lady of
Suriname from 2010 to...
-
party in Suriname. It was
founded on 4 July 1987 by
Surinamese leader Dési
Bouterse, and was one of the
first parties in the
country to have a
stable base...
-
March 1982.
Soldiers of Dési
Bouterse (dictator of
Suriname at the time) took them to Fort
Zeelandia (at that time
Bouterse's headquarters),
where they were...
- the 1987
Surinamese general election,
under the
military regime of Dési
Bouterse. Aron was a
member of the
National Democratic Party (NDP). Aron was a public...
- coup d'état of
March 1982
against the then
dictator of Suriname, Dési
Bouterse, and was
executed on 8
December 1982 as one of the
December murders. Rambocus...
-
Brunswijk served as the
personal bodyguard of
military dictator Dési
Bouterse in the
early 1980s, but was
discharged after asking for a raise, and denied...
