Há um milhão de razões para perseguições contra VM. Está bem informado sobre o que acontece no país principalmente sobre o dossier 📁 das energias no país.
Pelas suas contas, a energia devia ser 6 vezes menos cara.
E ainda falta denunciar da gasolina, que devia custar 40MT/litro.
In Mozambique, massive protests have erupted after disputed local elections.
The ruling party, FRELIMO was declared the winner in 64 out of 65 municipalities.
The opposition has alleged that the election was fraudulent.
10 people have been injured, and 70 have been arrested.
Then and Now: The Grande Hotel in Beira, Mozambique, 1960s-2000s. In 1955, this opulent structure, constructed during Portuguese rule, emerged as one of Africa's most luxurious hotels.
The hotel boasted three floors, grand staircases, spacious halls, diverse shops, restaurants, a post office, cinema, bars, 122 rooms, and an Olympic-sized pool. It was even slated to host a casino, which, unfortunately, never materialized due to legal constraints.
However, despite Beira's popularity as an Indian Ocean resort, the Grande Hotel struggled to attract many visitors. It ceased welcoming guests in 1963, functioning solely for major events and parties. With the onset of the civil war during the rise of the Liberation Front of Mozambique in the late 1970s, the hotel's owners fled, abandoning the property.
Throughout the civil war, it served as an army base and a prison for political detainees. As the hotel sat completely abandoned during the subsequent decade, it became a target for looters, and people seeking refuge from the conflict took up residence in the building.
Ironically, for the first time in its history, the hotel reached its maximum capacity, now housing around 3,500 squatters.