#AngolaElections2022 gunshots fired and protesters angry on Luanda streets following claims of “fraudulent” presidential elections

 MPLA won the August 24 general elections with 51.7 percent of the votes - UNITA with 44.5 and 90 elected deputies

The National Electoral Commission (CNE) released the "definitive" provisional electoral results of the August 24 general elections announcing a victory by an absolute majority for the MPLA, which reaches 51.7 percent and elects 124 deputies. UNITA is second with 44.5 percent and 90 elected deputies.

CASA-CE, until now the 3rd largest parliamentary group in the National Assembly, does not elect any deputies.

Eyewitness

Luanda protest against MPLA

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The minutes in Lisbon were not published

MPLA delegates fled with the minutes of the general scrutiny of votes in Portugal.

Angolan voters were beaten by the Portuguese police.

Victims demand democracy in Angola.

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#AngolaElections2022 conflict sparks on Luanda streets with protests about “controversial” election results and the “early” announcement of a win for MPLA

Mass Manifestation

Citizens singing that the MPLA has fallen.

UNITA parallel map

UNITA challenges the national electoral commission to present true data based on the summary minutes

UNITA presented, this Thursday, 25th, its version of the results of its parallel counts of the summary minutes, made at its scrutiny centre, which gives greater advantage to its 'party' in relation to the MPLA in the provinces of Luanda, Cabinda and Zaire.

Police show revolt against the MPLA

80.000 Policemen put on the streets by Angolan Government during Election Day

MPLA voters celebrating

Source: https://angola-online.net/amp/news/12205