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In Angola, local media report that the largest political opposition party, UNITA, is promoting violent protests against the current government. teleSUR
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00:00 In Angola, local media reported that the former guerrilla group and second largest political
00:04 party UNIDA is promoting violent anti-governmental protests and demanding the resignation of
00:10 the president, Joel Lorenzo.
00:12 Adalberto Costa, Jr., the current leader of UNIDA, on Sunday organized a demonstration
00:18 to mark a new anniversary of the assassination of the founder of the organization, which
00:23 occurred in 2002.
00:25 According to the Angolan authorities, the rally turned into a violent act of anti-government
00:30 protests.
00:31 The police forces intervened and several people were injured and others were detained.
00:36 Costa, Jr. was defeated in the last elections by Lorenzo and, with the support of some Western
00:42 countries, is promoting acts of destabilization in the country.
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