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Mozambique Opposition Leader Demands Electoral Truth

Mozambique's opposition leader demands electoral truth and criticizes government tactics amidst ongoing protests.

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Venancio MondlaneDaniel Chapo

What are Mondlane's broader goals and expectations of the FRELIMO government?: Mondlane desires that the FRELIMO government acknowledge the need to restore electoral truth and end the two-party system in Mozambique.
What is Venancio Mondlane's main demand regarding the recent elections in Mozambique?: Venancio Mondlane, leader of the opposition party PODEMOS in Mozambique, is demanding the restoration of electoral truth following the October 9 presidential elections.
What is Mondlane's opinion on the government's potential declaration of a state of emergency?: Mondlane believes that declaring a state of emergency now would be ineffective, as protests are already widespread. He's not afraid of assassination attempts, viewing his fight for values as more important than his life.
What are the underlying causes of the ongoing protests in Mozambique beyond the electoral dispute?: The protests in Maputo are fueled by concerns about electoral fraud and broader issues of social and economic policy under FRELIMO's 50-year rule.
Has the FRELIMO party attempted to communicate with Mondlane, and what is his stance on this communication?: FRELIMO party members have contacted Mondlane, initiating discussions. However, Mondlane wants a systematic and coherent dialogue, rather than the current fragmented approach.

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