Equatorial Guinea’s Internet Blackout on Annobón Island Reveals Brutal Government Repression

Equatorial Guinea’s government has escalated its authoritarian grip on the far-flung island of Annobón by enforcing a full-scale internet blackout lasting over a year, following local protests against environmental destruction caused by a Moroccan construction firm linked to the presidency. This deliberate suppression of communication is not merely an isolated human rights violation—it underscores a pattern of political repression that threatens national sovereignty and reveals how globalist-connected elites disregard the welfare of their own people. Isolated and Silenced: The Human Cost of Political Tyranny Residents who dared to voice concerns about dynamite blasts ravaging their farmland and water on this...