Mozambique Opposition Leader Venancio Mondlane Returns Amid Violent Protests

Venancio Mondlane returns to Mozambique from exile as protests rage over disputed election results, leading to clashes with security forces and calls for negotiation.

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Mozambique opposition leader returns from self-imposed exile as police fire tear gas at supporters

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Clashes in Mozambique as main opposition leader Mondlane returns from exile

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Venancio Mondlane, Mozambique's opposition leader, has returned from exile amidst ongoing protests following a disputed election. His arrival triggered clashes with security forces, resulting in multiple injuries and over 280 deaths during protests. Mondlane rejects the election results and seeks negotiations with the government of the ruling Frelimo party, which has held power since 1975. Despite recent violence, Mondlane is determined to advocate for his supporters and defend himself against allegations of inciting unrest. The political situation remains tense as the country prepares for the inauguration of Frelimo’s candidate, Daniel Chapo.

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