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Mondlane Claims Assassination Attempt, Alleges Mozambique Election Fraud

Mozambican opposition leader Venancio Mondlane claims an assassination attempt in South Africa and alleges election fraud, calling for protests and strikes.

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RenamoCneFrelimoHuman Rights WatchCenter For Public Integrity

Venâncio MondlaneDaniel Chapo

What actions has Mondlane taken in response to the election results?: Following the disputed election results, Mondlane has called for protests and a seven-day strike, culminating in a march planned for Thursday in Maputo. These calls follow previous protests that resulted in casualties.
Describe the circumstances of Mondlane's alleged assassination attempt.: Mondlane alleges that assassins targeted him in Johannesburg's Sandton area, forcing him to escape through a back door and flee with his family. South Africa's foreign ministry denies knowledge of the incident.
What are some of the criticisms of the electoral process in Mozambique?: The Center for Public Integrity and election observers, including the European Union, have cited serious flaws in the electoral process, accusing the electoral body of manipulating the results to favor Frelimo.
What is the central claim made by Venancio Mondlane in the provided text?: Venancio Mondlane, a Mozambican opposition leader, claims he escaped an assassination attempt in South Africa after fleeing the country following disputed election results.
What are the main points of contention surrounding the October 9th Mozambican elections?: The October 9th Mozambican election results, which declared Frelimo's Daniel Chapo the winner, are contested by Mondlane and the opposition. Mondlane's lawyer and associate were killed shortly after challenging the results in court.

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