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Former dictator of Equatorial Guinea Francisco Macias Nguema banned the use of lubricants in Malabo city power plant, saying he could run it using magic. The plant exploded.
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Equatorial Guinea has a per capita GDP higher than New Zealand or Israel, but its population is poor because the country's dictator keeps all the money to himself and his friends.
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Francisco Macías Nguema, Equatorial Guinea's previous malevolent dictator, was so paranoid from smoking weed that he mandated the death of everyone wearing spectacles and banned the use of the word "intellectual".
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During Christmas 1975 Equatorial Guinea's dictator ordered around 150 of his opponents killed. They were murdered by gunmen dressed in Santa Claus costumes at the capital's football stadium, while Mary Hopkin's "Those Were the Days" was played over speakers.
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On Christmas Day 1975 the dictator of Equatorial Guinea ordered 150 of his opponents killed. Soldiers dressed up in Santa Claus costumes executed them by shooting at the football stadium in Malabo, while amplifiers were playing Mary Hopkin's "Those Were the Days".
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Former dictator of Equatorial Guinea, Francisco Macías Nguema, had 150 of his opponents executed in a football stadium. Soldiers dressed in Santa Claus costumes committed the murders while speakers played Mary Hopkin's "Those Were the Days."
