A leader of this country established the state-run marketing board Caistab to regulate prices of its primary export. This country’s top military commander Robert Guéï (“GWAY”) took power after a Christmas Eve coup removed its president Henri Konon Bédié (15[1])(“bed-YAY”). The New Forces revolted (-5[1])against this country’s (15[1])president in its first civil war, though a cease-fire was reached following its qualification for the (*) 2006 World Cup. (10[5])Laurent Gbagbo (10[2])served as a president (-5[1])of this country, where French (10[1])forces intervened (-5[1])during its second civil war to assist its current president Alassane (-5[1])Ouattara (-5[1])(“wa-TAH-ruh”). Despite a crash in cocoa prices, (10[1])this country’s (10[2])president Felix (10[2])Houphouët-Boigny (10[4]-5[1])(“HOO-fway BWAH-knee”) spent millions on building the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace (-5[1])in its capital. (10[3])For 10 points, name this West African country governed (10[1])from (10[1])Yamoussoukro. (10[1])■END■ (10[7])