The Mozambican opposition assured that protests will continue until electoral truth is restored and what The fourth phase of protest in the streets will be “extremely painful”.
A new wave of demonstrations begins this Wednesday, in Mozambique, with the opposition guaranteeing that there will be three days of general strike.
The announcement was made by presidential candidate Venâncio Moonlaneemlive, on social media.
The opposition candidate expects a total shutdown of the country’s economy and guarantees that he will not give up until the electoral truth is restored.
“The people are tired and the people want an answer (…) We don’t want to carry out a coup d’état. We want to put pressure on the Government. We want to put pressure on the electoral bodies. We want to put pressure on the justice institutions to restore the truth electoral.”
Instead of spreading across the country, this time the demonstrations will be concentrated in three main points: in the ports, at the borders and in the eleven provincial capitals
The objective is to concentrate the protests that have multiplied across the country to demand “electoral truth”.
On October 9, the National Elections Commission of Mozambique attributed the victory of the presidential elections to Daniel Chapo, supported by Frelimo (in power since 1975), which led the opposition to call for popular protests.
The demonstrations launched the where and 66 were injured during
Previously, Venâncio Mondlane guaranteed that the protests will continue until the electoral truth is restored and what
