Angola: Opposition Calls for Local Elections Roadmap

Luanda — Opposition parties represented in parliament are appealing for the setting of a specific date for the holding of the local elections, having into account a series of economic, administrative and political tasks to be implemented.

This intention was manifested last Tuesday, in Luanda, by representatives of the opposition parties UNITA and PRS, in reaction to recent pronouncements of the Angolan Head of State, João Lourenço, confirming that the Executive wants the implementation of local governments before the next general polls, scheduled for the year 2022.

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