Examples of using Frelimo in English and their translations into Hebrew
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FRELIMO also won the 1999 elections.
By 1992 a ceasefire had been negotiated between RENAMO and FRELIMO.
Frelimo says the elections were free and fair.
They listed numerous cases ofimproper conduct by the electoral authorities that benefited Frelimo.
There's Frelimo outside to check our papers, so follow me.
They listed a whole range of shortcomings by theelectoral authorities that benefited the ruling party FRELIMO.
The Frelimo Party won the first elections with a large majority of the votes.
The organization hadstrong links with Mozambique's independence movement, FRELIMO(Liberation Front of Mozambique).
The FRELIMO forces often operated in small groups of ten to fifteen cadres.
They listed a whole range of serious shortcomings by theelectoral authorities that benefited the ruling party FRELIMO.
The FRELIMO soldiers often operated in small groups of ten to fifteen soldiers.
The rapid chain of events within Portugal caught FRELIMO, which had anticipated a protracted guerrilla campaign, by surprise.
He represented FRELIMO at the peace negotiations with the RENAMO guerrilla group that led to the Rome General Peace Accords, signed in Rome on 4 October 1992.
Chissano became"one of the founding members" of the Mozambique Liberation Front(FRELIMO), which demanded autonomy from Portugal.
The Mozambique Liberation Front(FRELIMO) came to power, but inherited a fractured country with a fragile infrastructure and few skilled workers.
At the elections in late 1999,President Chissano was re-elected with 52.3% of the vote, and FRELIMO secured 133 of 250 parliamentary seats.
In later years, as FRELIMO moved toward social democratic views, it received active support from Margaret Thatcher's government in the United Kingdom.
Supported both by several Western countries and the USSR,as well as by many African states, FRELIMO began a guerrilla war in 1964 to obtain Mozambique's independence from Portugal.
FRELIMO militants were able to evade pursuit and surveillance by employing classic guerrilla tactics: ambushing patrols, sabotaging communication and railroad lines, and making hit-and-run attacks against colonial outposts before rapidly fading into accessible backwater areas.
Within two years a brutal civil war had broken out, with FRELIMO violently confronted by the Resistência Nacional Moçambicana(RENAMO), an armed and much-feared rebel movement.
While at university, he formed the University Students' African Revolutionary Front activist group andled a student delegation to FRELIMO territory in Mozambique, then under Portuguese rule.
Chissano succeeded to the presidency and became Frelimo party leader in 1986 when Samora Machel's presidential aircraft crashed in mountainous terrain in South Africa.
General António de Spínola, the new head of government in Portugal,called for a ceasefire and negotiations between the country and FRELIMO officials helped with the signing of the Lusaka Accord on September 7, 1974.
She was involved in the founding of the Federation of Progressive Students, also known as the Progressive Students League, and got to know, among other fellow students, Nelson Mandela, future President of South Africa, and Eduardo Mondlane,the first leader of the Mozambique freedom movement FRELIMO.
She received her Bachelor's degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1946. While she was at university she found that"on a South African campus, the student issues that matter are national issues". She was involved in the founding of the Federation of Progressive Students, also known as the Progressive Students League,[1] and got to know, among other fellow students, Nelson Mandela, future President of South Africa, and Eduardo Mondlane,the first leader of the Mozambique freedom movement FRELIMO.