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Government and Politics of Benin

Main article: Government of Benin and Politics of Benin
  • Form of government: Presidential representative democratic republic
  • Capital of Benin: Porto Novo
  • Elections in Benin
  • Political parties in Benin
    • Action Front for Renewal and Development
    • African Movement for Development and Progress
    • Alliance for Social Democracy
    • Alliance of Progress Forces (Benin)
    • Benin Rebirth Party
    • Builders and Managers of Freedom and Democracy
    • Communist Party of Benin
    • Congress of People for Progress
    • Democratic Renewal Party (Benin)
    • Hope Force
    • Impulse to Progress and Democracy
    • Key Force
    • Liberal Democrats' Rally for National Reconstruction-Vivoten
    • Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Benin
    • Movement for Citizens' Commitment and Awakening
    • Movement for Development and Solidarity
    • Movement for Development by Culture
    • Movement for the People's Alternative
    • National Party "Together"
    • National Rally for Democracy (Benin)
    • New Alliance
    • Party of Construction and Labour
    • People's Republican Union
    • Rally for Democracy and Progress (Benin)
    • Salute Party
    • Social Democratic Party (Benin)
    • Star Alliance (Benin)
    • The Greens (Benin)
    • Union for Democracy and National Solidarity
    • Union for Future Benin
    • Union for Homeland and Labour
    • Union for the Nation
    • Union of Communists of Dahomey

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