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Elections in Mozambique
Political Profile
Political System:
Democracy
President: Armando
Guebuza (FRELIMO) [since 2 February 2005; elected 2004] The President is elected by direct popular vote for a 5-year
term. Electoral System: Two Round (Run-off).
Prime Minister: Luisa
Dias Diogo (FRELIMO) [since 17 February 2004] The Prime Minister is appointed by the President.
Assembly of the Republic [unicameral]: (250 Seats)
Members are elected by direct popular vote in multi-member constituencies using the party-list proportional representation system; members serve 5-year terms.
Political Situation since Independence
1975-1990 One Party State (FRELIMO)
1990-1994 Multiparty Transition
1994- Democracy
2007 Freedom House Rating:
Political Rights - 3, Civil Liberties - 4, Status: Partly Free
Next Scheduled Presidential Election: December 2009
Next Scheduled Assembly of the Republic Election: December
2009
Political Parties: ALIMO - Independent Alliance Party
of Mozambique, CDU - United Congress of Democrats, FAP - Patriotic Action Front, FRELIMO - Mozambique Liberation Front (far-left, authoritarian), FUMO-PCD - Mozambique United Front-Democratic
Convergence Party, MONAMO-PMSD - Mozambican National Movement-Social Democratic Party (social-democratic), PACODE - Democratic
Congress Party, PADELIMO - Mozambique Democratic Liberal Party, PADEMO - Mozambique Democratic Party, PALMO - Liberal and
Democratic Party of Mozambique (populist), PANADE - National Democratic Party, PANAMO - National Party of Mozambique, PANAOC
- National Workers and Peasants Party, PAREDE - Democratic Reconciliation Party, PASOMO - Mozambique Social Broadening Party,
PAZS - Party of Freedom and Solidarity, PCN - National Convention Party, PDD - Party for Peace, Democracy, and Development, PE-MT - Ecological Party-Land Movement, PIMO - Independent Party of
Mozambique, PPD - Popular Democratic Party, PPLM - Progressive Liberal Party of Mozambique, PPPM - Mozambique People’s
Progress Party, PRD - Democratic Renewal Party, PRDM - Democratic Reconciliation Party of Mozambique , PT - Labor Party, PUN
- National Unity Party, PVM - Green Party of Mozambique, RENAMO - Mozambican National Resistance (authoritarian), SOL - Social
Liberal Party, UDF - United Democratic Front, UNAMO - Mozambique National Union.
Coalitions: Democratic Union (UD) [Contested
the 1994 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member Parties include Liberal and Democratic Party of Mozambique (PALMO),
National Democratic Party (PANADE), and National Party of Mozambique (PANAMO); [Contested the 1999 Assembly of the Republic
Election] Member Parties - National Democratic Party (PANADE) and National Party of Mozambique (PANAMO); [Contested the
2004 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member Parties - National Democratic Party (PANADE) and National Party of Mozambique
(PANAMO); Patriotic Alliance (AP) [Contested the 1994 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member Parties include the
Patriotic Action Front (FAP) and Mozambican National Movement-Social Democratic Party (MONAMO-PMSD); Mozambique National
Resistance-Electoral Union (RENAMO-UE) [Contested the 1999 Presidential and Assembly of the Republic Elections] Coalition
led by the Mozambican National Resistance (RENAMO). Member parties include the Independent Alliance Party of Mozambique (ALIMO),
Patriotic Action Front (FAP), Mozambique United Front-Democratic Convergence Party (FUMO-PCD), Mozambican National Democratic
Movement-Social Democratic Party (MONAMO-PMSD), National Convention Party (PCN), Mozambique People’s Progress Party
(PPPM), Democratic Renewal Party (PRD), National Unity Party (PUN), United Democratic Front (UDF), and Mozambique National
Union (UNAMO); [Contested the 2004 Presidential and Assembly of the Republic Elections] Coalition led by the Mozambican
National Resistance (RENAMO). Member parties include the Independent Alliance Party of Mozambique (ALIMO), Patriotic Action
Front (FAP), Mozambique United Front-Democratic Convergence Party (FUMO-PCD), Mozambican National Democratic Movement-Social
Democratic Party (MONAMO-PMSD), National Convention Party (PCN), Ecological Party of Mozambique (PEMO), Mozambique People’s
Progress Party (PPPM), Democratic Renewal Party (PRD), National Unity Party (PUN), and the United Democratic Front (UDF);
Mozambican Opposition Union (UMO) [Contested the 1999 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member parties are the Mozambique
Democratic Party (PADEMO) and Democratic Reconciliation Party of Mozambique (PRDM); United Front for Change and Good Governance
(MBG) [Constested the 2004 Presidential and Assembly of the Republic Elections] Member parties include the Mozambique
National Union (UNAMO) and the Party of All Mozambican Nationalists (PARTONAMO); Broad Opposition Front (FAO) [Contested
the 2004 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member parties include the Liberal Front (FL) and African Conservative Party
(PAC); Union for the Salvation of Mozambique (USAMO) [Contested the 2004 Assembly of the Republic Election] Member
parties include the Socialist Party of Mozambique (PSM), Democratic Alliance for Social Restoration (PAREDE), and Union for
Change (UM).
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