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Former Prime Minister of Niger, Boukary Adji, has died aged 79. http://fr.africanews.com/2018/07/06/niger-mort-de-l-ancien-premier-ministre-boukary-adji/

Javier Perez de Cuellar

According to German Wikipedia, Hans Lipschis died on 16th June 2016. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Lipschis

Rezso Nyers, last Communist leader of Hungary, has died aged 95. https://merce.hu/2018/06/23/elhunyt-nyers-rezso/

Or maybe not, because 20 oldest heads of state are still untouched.

His Wikipedia page says that he suffers from dementia and diabetes and fails to recognize people. Sounds bad for him.

I think they are very selfish people who care only for their money. They want to pay no taxes and to have no ecological laws so they buy politicians to achieve this. It´s sad when richest people don´t want to help society but only want more money.

Hm, all I know is that he has been mentioned as "deceased" in some kind of book about North Korean leaders, although I cant find the source now.

North Korean prime minister Ri Kun Mo has been dead since at least 2010 apparently.

Perhaps only Arturo Armando Molina if you count the whole Latin America. Actually, there is Guillermo Rodriguez (1924) from Ecuador.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_in_2018#cite_note-4 Also, former Congo PM Andre Bo-Boliko died.

According to my mystical powers, 2nd April will be crucial day for him.

But he had unclear status as a state leader according to the official site of 100 oldest state leaders.

Definitely looks like he is in a deathbed. Vo Nguyen Giap died in a similar condition if I remember well.

There have never been so many 97+ year old former heads of state alive. One of them will probably die soon.

Ii there any proof that ex Salvador president Arturo Armando Molina is still alive?