FREPASNA

It describes itself as centre-left and rooted in democratic socialism. It put forward Djá in the 2025 presidential election and contested the 2025 legislative vote, and is named in the race for the most seats in the 2025 National People's Assembly election.

History

Baciro Djá, who was Prime Minister of Guinea-Bissau twice, in August-September 2015 and from May to November 2016, founded the party in July 2024. Portuguese news agency Lusa reported that it would take part in the legislative elections then planned for 18 November 2024. In the 2025 presidential election its leader Djá finished fourth with 3,695 votes, 0.65 percent, according to Wikipedia. The military takeover of 26 November 2025 ended the counting and the results were annulled.

Positions

According to Lusa, as reported by RTP, the party presents itself as centre-left and bases its platform on national unity, the defence of human rights and the principles of democratic socialism. It says it draws on universal principles of mutual respect, non-interference and reciprocal benefits, and on the experience of the armed struggle for the country's liberation, aiming to raise the value of Guinean citizens.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. RTP / Lusa · Wikipedia