"This regime does not want peace," said Mondlane in an address on Facebook Tuesday, adding that members of his team were met with bullets on the streets this week. "We'll protest every single day. If it means paralyzing the country for the entire term, we will paralyze it for the entire term." Mondlane's commitment indicates a drastic struggle against the new government and highlights the urgency of the opposition's fight against alleged injustices.
The October 9 election results have been questioned by international observers. The EU mission noted irregularities during counting of votes and unjustified alteration of election results. This implies a broad distrust in the electoral process and raises questions about the legitimacy of Chapo's presidency amidst claims of violence and civil unrest post-elections.
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