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President Daniel Chapo signed an agreement with rival parties intended to end challenges to his election victory, but excluded opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane. Mondlane called for protests and police subsequently injured at least 16 demonstrators with live fire.
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President Daniel Chapo signed an agreement with rival parties intended to end challenges to his election victory, but excluded opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane. Mondlane called for protests and police subsequently injured at least 16 demonstrators with live fire.
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Mozambique’s electoral commission declared Frelimo candidate Daniel Chapo president-elect with 71% of the official vote. Opposition fraud allegations and a call by Venâncio Mondlane to “paralyse the country,” amid suspicions intensified by the killing of his lawyer.
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However, he excluded his chief rival, opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane, from the process. Mondlane called his supporters to the streets to protest against Chapo and his government in response, and police injured at least 16 protesters with live fire.
President Daniel Chapo signed an agreement with rival parties intended to end challenges to his election victory, but excluded opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane. Mondlane called for protests and police subsequently injured at least 16 demonstrators with live fire.
Open source reportDaniel Chapo of the ruling Frelimo party was sworn in as Mozambique's new president today.
Daniel Chapo of the ruling Frelimo party was sworn in as Mozambique’s president; the opposition considers his inauguration illegitimate.
Open source reportZimbabwe's Pres Mnangagwa - who currently chairs the Southern African Development Community (SADC) - said the SADC is standing by to help Mozambique resolve its turmoil...if Frelimo is willing to engage in talks.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa said SADC was prepared to help address Mozambique’s turmoil if Frelimo entered talks. Frelimo had not acknowledged a need for opposition dialogue.
Open source reportCautious reports from Mozambique suggest that post-election violence has escalated sharply since Monday, when the country's top court upheld the ruling Frelimo party's win - and opposition runner-up Venancio Mondlane urged his supporters to protest the ruling.
Escalating violence after Mozambique’s top court upheld Frelimo’s election victory and opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane urged protests. Prison riots and other incidents contributed to a weekly death toll that one NGO estimated at 125.
Open source reportMozambique's highest court reaffirmed official election results naming the ruling Frelimo party's candidate, Daniel Chapo, the new president... [Mondlane] called on his supporters to stage new protests after the court's decision yesterday.
Mozambique’s highest court reaffirmed official results naming Frelimo candidate Daniel Chapo president. Venâncio Mondlane called for protests, after which supporters gathered and threw rocks at police.
Open source reportprotests flared back up after police violently broke up a pro-Mondlane rally... a widely-shared video of an armored police vehicle running down an unarmed protester
Renewed demonstrations after police forcibly dispersed a pro-Mondlane rally; a circulating video showing an armored police vehicle striking an unarmed protester.
Open source reportPres. Nyusi acknowledged an impasse and offered to meet opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane for talks on election results Mondlane has questioned. Mondlane refused to attend in person but offered to talk virtually
President Filipe Nyusi offered talks with opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane over disputed election results. Mondlane declined to attend in person but offered virtual participation subject to his demands, while talks involving smaller opposition parties stalled without a quorum.
Open source reportand seem prepared to quash new demonstrations with the same level of force.
Mozambique’s security forces appeared prepared to suppress new demonstrations with force comparable to that used in previous weeks.
Open source reportFrelimo's defense minister has warned that the army and police standing by to quell protests. They've used violence against protesters in recent weeks, killing at least 18
Mozambique’s defense minister warned that the army and police were standing by; security forces had killed at least 18 protesters in preceding weeks.
Open source reportMozambique's independent presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane - who came in second to the long-ruling Frelimo party's candidate, Daniel Chapo - has called for mass protests today (and then revolution) over allegations that Frelimo rigged the vote.
Independent presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane called for mass protests and subsequently a revolution over allegations that Frelimo rigged the election won by Daniel Chapo.
Open source reportMozambique's electoral commission declared Daniel Chapo of the long-ruling Frelimo party the country's president-elect, with 71% of the official vote.
Mozambique’s electoral commission declared Frelimo candidate Daniel Chapo president-elect with 71% of the official vote. Opposition fraud allegations and a call by Venâncio Mondlane to “paralyse the country,” amid suspicions intensified by the killing of his lawyer.
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