Coming from a family of Indian origin, he was born at the Cave in Vacoas. He studied at La Palma Elementary School and High School at Regent College and New Eton College. But in 1983, dissensions within the party led to a break-up of the MMM and the dissolution of the government in 1983. A coalition in 1990 with the MMM, sealing the occasional reunion between these two formations, allows him to win the elections of 1991, while the island prepares to abolish the monarchy to become a republic. In: Jeune Afrique. These were the In early April 1983, Jugnauth formed a new party, the The MMM received 209 845 votes (46.4%) – the highest proportion of the vote ever received by a single party in any Mauritian election. The inhabitants were driven out and the government says they can not come back, but have obtained British citizenship. Anerood Jugnauth was first elected in the constituency No 14 of Riviere du Rempart [14] in 1963 in the National Legislative Assembly and was candidate of the Independent Forward Block.He remained member up to 1967 where general elections were back .He held the office … The MMM's support was concentrated in the Muslim Indian community (17% of the total population), in sections of the Creole community (27%) and in the lower Hindu castes, particularly those of southern Mauritius disaffected with Vaishya dominance in the north. Sir Anerood Jugnauth (Hindi: अनिरुद्ध जगन्नाथ, born 29 March 1930), KCMG, QC, GCSK, PC, LLB, GOLH, GOP, ORS is a Mauritian politician who was President of Mauritius [1] [2] from 2003 to 2012. 14 of The 1976 elections were contested by three of the largest political parties on the island. Einzelnachweise ↑ Maurice : démission du Premier ministre Anerood Jugnauth, son fils lui succède.
As in previous elections, the MMM and its partners received the highest percentage of votes, 48.12%, of which a small percentage can be attributed to its two small partners (see 1987 Legislative Assembly election results for more detail). "Everything said and done about me, I am proud to go down in history as a no-nonsense, honest and dedicated prime minister having done my duty in good faith and without fear or favour. Commons: Anerood Jugnauth – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien. Jugnauth became prime minister for the sixth time and made history as he led an alliance that won against a Labour Party-MMM alliance, which are considered as the two biggest parties (through their significant electorates) in the country. The Chagos Islands, a British colony in the Indian Ocean, were leased to the United States in the 1960s to build a military base. In 1983, he was criticized for breaking the MMM-PSM coalition government and ousting the MMM from power.
He became prime minister in 1982 following the success of the MMM. 27. The average size of the multimember constituencies was around 30 000. Februar 2006, im Munzinger-Archiv (Artikelanfang frei abrufbar) Weblinks. He confirmed that In the beginning of the 1970s, Jugnauth joined the Jugnauth trained and worked in law and took an active role in the 1960s negotiations for independence. A lawyer by training, he worked in 1951 in the Department of Justice. He is a member of the Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM), and becomes its president, the secretary general being Paul Berenger. On March 30, 2012, he announced his resignation, which took effect the next day, because of his disagreement with the members of the government. He also serves as Member of Parliament (MP) for constituency No 7, Piton … He remained prime minister until 1995. Jugnauth sued for damages and received Rs 45 million (US$1.5 million) as compensation. Unfortunately, Anerood Jugnauth passing the office of prime minister to his son does not meet this requirement, and instead smacks of nepotism and dynastic politics.
At the general elections held on 11 September 2000, he was elected as first member of constituency No 7 (Piton/Rivière du Rempart) and was appointed as Prime Minister.On 15 August 2000, the leaders of these two parties as well several other leaders from much smaller parties signed what they termed a 'historical electoral accord', which included a proposed sharing of the prime ministerial post between MSM leader Jugnauth and MMM leader Bérenger. In particular, from 1984 to 1988, the growth rate is around 7%. The Prime Minister, Sir Anerood Jugnauth, made this statement on 27 December 2016 at the laying of foundation stone ceremony of the MOST project in Mer Rouge, Port Louis. The Only four best-loser seats were allocated and went to small parties with little national influence – two to the Jugnauth founded the MSM/MMM Alliance with Bérenger, leader of the MMM, on 14 August 2000, based on equal sharing of power. It nevertheless got its core electorate (from the 1980s) back following its appeal to vote for Jugnauth for a last time as he announced it would be the last election he would contest due to his advanced age.Jugnauth has been subjected to various controversy over his 35 years of being on the front bench of Mauritian politics.