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Slovenia elects first black mayor
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Slovenia has elected its first black mayor, an immigrant from Africa known as the "Obama of Piran," the town where he lives.In fact, Peter Bossman, a Ghana-born physician, could be the first black mayor elected anywhere in his region of Europe.Bossman, who settled in this tiny Alpine nation in the 1970s to study medicine in what was then known as Yugoslavia, won a runoff election Oct. 24 in the coastal town of Piran with 51.4 percent of the votes, defeating Dr. Tomaz Gantar, the outgoing mayor. The 54-year-old Bossman is a member of Slovenia's governing Social Democrats and said he was "happy and proud." (AP)
スロベニアで初の黒人市長誕生
旧ユーゴスラビアのスロベニア南部の小都市ピランの市長選で、アフリカ・ガーナ出身の男性医師が、黒人として初めて市長に当選した。
Shukan ST: November 5, 2010
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