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Currently, Equatorial Guinea ranks poorly on international corruption indices, indicating significant governance issues. While marginal improvements in education, health alongside some modernization efforts have been noted, many criticize these developments as superficial and failing to cater to the basic needs of citizens.
A Sky of Uncertainty
As Obiang's extended rule continues—having held power since the overthrow of Macías—there are signs that political stability has provided a platform for moderate economic growth, but the specter of corruption looms large. Projects such as the construction of a new administrative capital, Ciudad de la Paz, spotlight a government's desire to reshape its international image, albeit amidst allegations of corruption and misuse of public funds.