The Confederation of Economic Associations of Mozambique (CTA) says that the country has lost 1.4 billion Meticais due to the paralysis of economic activity resulting from last Monday's demonstrations. Agostinho Vuma, president of the CTA, explained that the demonstrations could discourage foreign investment in the country. At a press conference on Wednesday, the president of the...
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Demonstrations: MISA executive director says authoritarianism is trying to gain a foothold
MISA's executive director says that the repression of the peaceful march and the police attack on journalists is an example of "authoritarianism trying to gain a foothold" and calls for an investigation into the proportionality of the use of force. "What happened today (yesterday) in Maputo was "abominable", said the executive director of MISA Mozambique, Ernesto Nhanale...
Demonstrations 2024: PRM shot two people and detained 73 in Tete
The Republic of Mozambique Police (PRM) shot two young men on Monday (21) in Tete province. They were a 20-year-old woman, hit by a bullet in the head, and a 34-year-old man, shot in both ankles. The victims were taken to the Tete Provincial Hospital (HPT). The 20-year-old...
Maxaquene/Manifestations: people block Avenida Vladimir Lenine
In the city of Maputo, in the Maxaquene neighborhood, the situation remains tense. And the neighborhood has become impassable. Despite Venâncio Mondlane's appeal for the demonstrators to stop marching, the population, according to CDD images, continues to burn tires, create barricades and block the circulation of vehicles and pedestrians....
Demonstrations: Venâncio Mondlane promises a more radical second stage
Venâncio Mondlane, the presidential candidate, says he is happy because the march has achieved what he wanted. "We achieved what we wanted. More than 90% of economic activities were paralyzed, this was already a big gain, so the people are to be congratulated," said Mondlane. Mondlane promised to do a live stream in a few hours where he will be able to...
Demonstrations: Starting point already has police presence and armored vehicles
Atypical situation in the capital city. Police of various specialties armed to the teeth are already at the site of the demonstrations to prevent the security of the march from taking place. Meanwhile, helicopters are also flying overhead. Even so, the population is still chanting "Mocambique este pais é nosso" (Mocambique is our country), the acronym used by the candidate...
By the minute: follow the progress of the demonstrations against electoral fraud and murders
Venezuelan opposition calls for worldwide protests for electoral "truth"
Venezuela's opposition leader, María Corina Machado, and former diplomat, Edmundo González Urrutia, called on Saturday for a worldwide protest for what they called the electoral "truth" "This Saturday, August 17, we will take to the streets of Venezuela and the world... we will shout together so that the world supports our victory and recognizes the...
Local elections: Government promises to hold officers responsible for shooting at demonstrations
The Minister of Justice, Helana Kida, wants to hold accountable the police officers who fatally shot citizens taking part in the protests against the results of the local elections. She said she was closely monitoring the protest marches against the results of the sixth local elections and that no one is above the law....
What data is that, Minister? Just like that! No!
The Minister of the Interior, Pascoal Ronda, said last week in Parliament that the authorities had recorded only one death in the context of 130 popular demonstrations throughout most of the country against electoral fraud. He was referring to the case of a member of the Renamo party who was killed by the Mozambique Republic Police in the district of...