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The national territory shall be unalienable and irreducible.
For administrative and economic purposes it is divided in Regions,
Provinces, Districts, and Municipalities.
The law determines the limits and the denominations of the regions,
provinces, districts, and municipalities. Equally, the law determines the
space occupied by each of the zones mentioned before.
Article 4
• Official or national languages
• Protection of language use
• National flag
• National motto
• National anthem
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The official languages of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea are Spanish,
French, and the ones determined by the Law. Autochthonous languages are
recognized as part of the national culture.
The national flag is green, white and red, in three horizontal stripes of equal
dimensions and a blue triangle at the extremity closest to the flagpole. The
center of the flag is engraved with the seal of the Republic.
The Seal of the Republic is the one established by the Law.
The motto of the Republic is Unity, Peace and Justice.
The national anthem is the one sung by the people on the day of the
proclamation of independence on October 12, 1968.
Article 5
• Human dignity
• Right to found a family
• Equality regardless of gender
• Right to culture
The fundamentals of the Equatoguinean society are:
a. The respect to the human being, his dignity and freedom, and other
fundamental rights.
b. The protection of the Family, the basis of the Equatoguinean society.
c. The recognition of equality between men and women.
d. The protection of labor through which man develops its personality of
creating wealth for the Nation in favor of social well-being.
e. The promotion of economic development of the Nation;
f. The promotion of the social and cultural development of the
Equatoguinean citizens to make real in them the supreme values of the
State.
Equatorial Guinea 1991 (rev. 2012)
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