Examples of using Frelimo in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Mozambican presidents representing the Frelimo Party.
It identified as the Frelimo Party(Partido Frelimo).[5].
The Frelimo Party has ruled Mozambique since then, first as a one-party state.
The current parliament has 144 Frelimo deputies, 89 from Renamo and 17 from the MDM.
The Frelimo Party approved a new constitution in 1990, which established a multi-party system.
Nyusi was the candidate of the ruling party, Frelimo, in the 2014 presidential election.
Chissano's FRELIMO party won 129 seats in the 250-member parliament.
In February 2016, she was elected to the Secretariat of Mozambique's FRELIMO party as Secretary for Administration and Finance.[4][5].
During the conflict, FRELIMO used a variety of anti-tank and anti-personnel mines, including the PMN(Black Widow), TM-46, and POMZ.
Though the civil war was officially over,tensions persisted over the years and violence flared up in 2013 between the ruling Frelimo party and the opposition, Renamo.
The Reverend Uria Simango, his wife, and other FRELIMO dissidents were arrested in 1975 and detained without trial.
By 1973, FRELIMO were also mining civilian towns and villages in an attempt to undermine the civilian confidence in the Portuguese forces.
According to the Stanford Internet Observatory which examined Russian social media activity in Africa,Onda da Frelimo was one of four Facebook accounts set up on the same day- September 23.
At the war's outset, FRELIMO had little hope for a conventional military victory, with a mere 7,000 combatants against a far larger Portuguese force.
She then went to work for the World Bank, as the programme officer in Mozambique.[3]In 1994 she joined the FRELIMO government as Deputy Minister of Finance under Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano.
She is a member of FRELIMO and was elected to the Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique in 1999 from the Cabo Delgado Province.[1] In 2004, she was also a member of the Pan-African Parliament from Mozambique.[2][3].
Aldeamentos: agua para todos"(Resettlement villages: water for everyone) was a commonly seen message in the rural areas, as the Portuguese sought to relocate and resettle the indigenous population,in order to isolate the FRELIMO from its civilian base.
In Mozambique, one was called Onda da Frelimo and was set up to support President Nyusi ahead of his victory in elections in Mozambique last month.
She was one of the first Mozambican women to receive a scholarship to study abroad, earning a BSc degree from the University of Lisbon; she subsequently went to Tanzania for military training andin 1975 became a member of the FRELIMO liberation army.
In Mozambique we say there are three wars: the war against FRELIMO, the war between the army and the secret police, and the war between the army and the secret police, and the central government.
By the mid-90s, Mandela was courting Graca Machel- a woman 27 years younger than him who studied in Lisbon before shebecame a freedom fighter for Samora Machel's Frelimo movement, and eventually Mr Machel's education minister and wife.
The formation of the Mozambican guerrilla organisation FRELIMO and the support of the Soviet Union, China, Cuba, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Tanzania, Zambia, Egypt, Algeria and Gaddafi regime in Libya through arms and advisers, led to the outbreak of violence that was to last over a decade.
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.
During the 1970s, in the Portuguese colonies of Mozambique and Angola for example,the Marxist movements FRELIMO and MPLA, which were to eventually assume power upon those nations' independence, denounced neocolonialism as well as colonialism.
She is a member of Frelimo and started her career as a politician in Gaza Province as a member of Organization of Mozambican women and got to the peak of her career when she became the first female president of the Assembly since Mozambique gained independence.[1].
Pires explained that the country is divided and in the throes of political instability,pointing out that the ruling FRELIMO Party has always clashed with opposition RENAMO militants, both over charges of state corruption and the disputed results of the 2014 General Election.
Related to her active involvement in the politics of Frelimo(Liberation Front of Mozambique), her narrative often reflects the social uneasiness of a country ravaged and divided by the war of liberation and the civil conflicts that followed independence.
In her novel Niketche, for instance, she depicts the Mozambican South as dominated by a patriarchal culture, whereas the North is shaped by traditions of matriarchal rule.She also alludes to the fact that Frelimo itself assumed an ambiguous attitude with regard to polygamy, making it illegal at first, but then tolerating its continuing practice.
With increasing support from the populace,and the low number of Portuguese regular troops, FRELIMO was quickly able to advance south towards Meponda and Mandimba, linking to Tete with the aid of forces from the neighbouring Republic of Malawi, which had become a fully independent member of the Commonwealth of Nations on the 6 July 1964.
After the armed conflict between the Government, led by the Mozambique Liberation Front(FRELIMO), and the Mozambican National Resistance(RENAMO) opposition party concluded in May 2017, FRELIMO has continued promoting its role as a ruling party on the national scale, guiding the country through the difficult phase.