Mozambique Government, Renamo Agree

12 February 2014

Maputo — Renamo will submit the amendments to the electoral legislation to the country's parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, which has the power to change the current law to alter the CNE, the country' s state news agency AIM reported.

At the end of Monday's talks, the heads of the two delegations, Transport Minister Gabriel Muthisse, and senior Renamo parliamentarian, Saimone Macuiana, announced the CNE's expansion to 17 members, with representatives from all three parliamentary parties, the ruling Frelimo Party, Renamo and the Mozambique Democratic Movement (MDM), and from civil society organisations, without giving further details of how the 17 seats would be divided between the three parties and the civil society representatives.

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