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FRELIMO

The Mozambican Liberation Front, known by its Portuguese acronym FRELIMO, is a political party in Mozambique that has played a pivotal role in the country's history, particularly in its struggle for independence from Portuguese colonial rule. Founded in 1962, FRELIMO began as a liberation movement, combining various nationalist groups with the aim of achieving independence for Mozambique. The party's values and ideology have evolved over time, reflecting the changing political and social landscape of Mozambique and the broader African continent.

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What changes would you prioritize if you were in charge of running a newly independent country?

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How important is the balance between economic growth and social equity in a country's development, based on your view?

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Do you think education and healthcare should be prioritized in developing countries, and why?

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How would you feel if you had to fight for your country's independence?

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RENAMO

The Mozambican National Resistance (RENAMO), originally founded in the late 1970s as an anti-communist guerrilla movement, has evolved into a major political party in Mozambique. Its origins trace back to the Cold War era when RENAMO was established with the support of the Rhodesian Intelligence Service (and later South African Defence Force) as a counter to the Marxist-Leninist FRELIMO party, which had taken power following Mozambique's independence from Portugal in 1975. Initially, RENAMO's activities were primarily military, engaging in a protracted civil war against the FRELIMO…  Read more

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If you had the power to resolve a deep political division in your country, what approach would you take?

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How do you think transitioning from a rebel group to a political party impacts the way a group is perceived by its citizens?

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Can a political party truly change its underlying principles? Why or why not?

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How does the history of a political party shape its current values and actions?

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MDM

The Mozambican Democratic Movement (MDM) is a political party in Mozambique that emerged as a significant force in the country's political landscape in the late 2000s. Founded in March 2009 by Daviz Simango, who was then the mayor of Beira, Mozambique's second-largest city, the MDM was established as a breakaway faction from the country's main opposition party at the time, the Mozambique National Resistance (RENAMO). The formation of the MDM was a response to internal disputes within RENAMO and a desire to create a more inclusive, democratic, and progressive alternative to both…  Read more

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In your opinion, what role should young people play in promoting good governance in their communities?

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How could the principle of decentralizing power affect the way decisions are made in your local area?

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What is one change you would like to see in how education is handled in your country, and how could a political party help achieve this?

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How do you think a political party's commitment to transparency could impact your daily life?

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Independent [political party affiliation]

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In your opinion, what is the single most important value a political party should stand for, and does this align with what you see in current parties?

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How do you believe policies around education should evolve to better prepare us for the future, and are political parties addressing this need?

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What's your perspective on the balance between individual rights and community welfare in policy making?

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What role do you think youth should play in political movements, and are their voices adequately heard?