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Venâncio Mondlane was LIVE and shared 24 measures for the first 100 days of his shadow government
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Venâncio Mondlane was LIVE and shared 24 measures for the first 100 days of his shadow government:
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- Security forces should end all type of violence including abductions.
- Everyone who was detained in connection with the protests should be unconditionally released.
- Survivors should have free healthcare in public health services.
- Families who lost their loved ones during protests to be compensated with 200,000 MZN (~3,000 USD).
- Tolls should remain free until 27 April (tolls in bad roads should be completely removed until problems in the roads are solved).
- Water should be free in the next 3 months.
- Cement should be no more than 300 MZN (~5 USD) per sack (he argued that cement in Eswathine can’t be less expensive than in Mozambique, where Eswathine imports from).
- Illicit charges in the public sector must end, including police officers who illegally charge private transporters, truck drivers etc.
- VAT exemption for basic products like fish, oil, soup etc.
- The new flag of the country will be presented publicly. +3,000 proposals of the new flag have been received (without AK 47).
- Finalize the process of local elections (on the basis that the leaders of the neighbors should not be appointed by a political party but rather be elected by the people who live in the same neighborhood).
- Depoliticization of the State (end of political parties groups in hospitals, schools, etc.).
- Teeth by teeth, eye by eye law to be introduced “Each person killed by UIR- Rapid Intervention Unit, automatically there should be a pay with the same currency, same member of the UIR will be killed by the population…”
- No fees should be paid in public primary and secondary schools “zero meticais in public schools”.
- Environmental projects negatively impacting communities “like in Moatize-Tete” have to be suspended.
- 50% reduction in the price of electricity. “right now Mozambicans are paying 6x more than what they could actually be paying….”.
- The exportation of wood to be suspended (the argument is that children are sitting on the floor in Mozambique).
- Extractive industry- Companies to sign agreements directly with local communities.
- Inspection of vehicles to be suspended in bad roads until roads are rehabilitated.
- Radio Tax to be suspended.
- Illegal charges in public schools to stop.
- Creation of a Digital project- where people can send complaints to be publicly presented.
- 500,000 000 USD fund to support small and big businesses affected by the actions of security forces during protests to recover.
- 600,000 000 USD to support initiatives of young people and women.
