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|#1||Paaliuk Kaasatok||||1972||1976||First head of government | |#1||Paaliuk Kaasatok||||1972||1976||{{Age in years and days|1972|09|18|1976|5|24}}||First head of government | ||
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|#2||Kiigiak Taaquyok||||1976||1980|| | |#2||Kiigiak Taaquyok||||1976||1980||{{Age in years and days|1976|5|24|1980|9|19}}|| | ||
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|#3||Kussilaakug Kagaaq|| ||1980||1986|| | |#3||Kussilaakug Kagaaq|| ||1980||1986||{{Age in years and days|1980|9|19|1986|5|19}}|| | ||
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|#4||Pigaqamituuk Okulivaat|| ||1986||1992|| | |#4||Pigaqamituuk Okulivaat|| ||1986||1992||{{Age in years and days|1986|5|19|1992|5|25}}|| | ||
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|#5||Naasukkit Mikanaark|| ||1992||2000|| | |#5||Naasukkit Mikanaark|| ||1992||2000||{{Age in years and days|1992|5|25|2000|5|22}}|| | ||
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|#6||Niqimuyaak Maait|| ||2000||2004|| | |#6||Niqimuyaak Maait|| ||2000||2004||{{Age in years and days|2000|5|22|2004|5|24}}|| | ||
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|#7||Kiqoona Saarnerk|| ||2004||2012||First female leader | |#7||Kiqoona Saarnerk|| ||2004||2012||{{Age in years and days|2004|5|24|2012|05|21}}||First female leader | ||
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|#8||Akinvik Sipputi|| ||2012||2016|| | |#8||Akinvik Sipputi|| ||2012||2016||{{Age in years and days|2012|05|21|2016|5|23}}|| | ||
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|#8||Paqtuq Maagamarak|| ||2016||2023||Resigned due to ill-health | |#8||Paqtuq Maagamarak|| ||2016||2023||{{Age in years and days|2016|5|23|2023|3|22}}||Resigned due to ill-health | ||
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|#8||Kausaanek Malaati|| ||2023||''Incumbent''|| | |#8||Kausaanek Malaati|| ||2023||''Incumbent''||{{Age in years and days|2023|3|22}}|| | ||
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Leader of Mava Council Maava Taapiit Puuaqat | |
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Style | No courtesy title or style |
Member of | Mava Council Cabinet |
Appointer | Administrator of Mava |
Inaugural holder | Paaliuk Kaasatok |
Formation | 1972 |
Salary | A$50,000 annually |
Website | http://mava.mv/puuaqat |
This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Mava |
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Mava, a group of islands in the Sarosan Ocean, is a self-governing territory officially designated as an unincorporated territorial area of Atitlan. Settled by nomadic tribes in the 9th century, the island was effectively sovereign until its annexation in 1836. Since 1972, it has enjoyed self-government, with its current political status regulated by the Mava Constitution Act 2009. The non-resident Governor of Mava is the representative of the Atitlanese president, with their powers exercised on a day-to-day basis by a resident Administrator. The Mava Council, the unicameral legislature, elects a leader to serve as head of government.
Local heads of government (1972-present)
See also
- Politics of Mava
- Culture of Mava
External links
- Leader. Mava Council