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canned peas and costly locally-produced staples such as potatoes, sheep, goat, or chicken are traditional foods.  Alcohol usually is not served at family celebrations often offer palm wine is frequently consumed.

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In Guinea, it is impolite to eat while walking. A visitor who arrives in to a place while a meal is in progress will be invited to join in the meal. Food often is served in large bowls and eaten with spoons. In large families, the men will eat from one bowl and the women from another

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Natural resources: bauxite, iron ore, diamonds, gold, uranium, hydropower, fish, salt
Main Exports: bauxite, alumina, gold, diamonds, coffee, fish, and agricultural products

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Gained independence on October 2, 1958 from France. It was the first country granted independence by France in West Africa. Guinea refused what it considered to be a 'neo-colonial' association with France after independence and as a result France curtailed all aid to the new state.

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$1,100 (2011)

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Presidents are elected by popular vote and serve a 7 year term. They have no term limits, so they can serve as much as the people want. Alpha Condé settled into his first year in office in 2011.

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As of 2013, Guinea's population is 11.75 million and still growing today

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le Capital: Conakry
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