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Mário Albino
Mário Albino is a Mozambican politician who ran for mayor of Nampula in 2018 and for president in 2019. Political career Albino is the leader of the United Movement for Action and Integral Salvation (AMUSI), a political party that split off from Democratic Movement of Mozambique in the mid 2010s, the latter which itself is a split off from Mozambique's main opposition party RENAMO. In January 2018 Albino announced that he would be campaigning to contest the mayoral election in Nampula, after the former mayor was murdered. Albino ran for mayor of the city, but only received 4.2% of the vote. 2019 Presidential election On 31 July the Mozambique's Constitutional Council approved Albino along with Filipe Nyusi, Ossufo Momade, and Daviz Simango as candidates in the 2019 presidential election. Two candidates were disqualified; Hélder Mendoça and Alice Mabota. If she had been allowed to run, Mabota would have become the first woman to run for president in the country, but according ...
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Mário Albino is a Mozambican politician who ran for mayor of Nampula in 2018 and for president in 2019. Political career Albino is the leader of the United Movement for Action and Integral Salvation (AMUSI), a political party that split off from Democratic Movement of Mozambique in the mid 2010s, the latter which itself is a split off from Mozambique's main opposition party RENAMO. In January 2018 Albino announced that he would be campaigning to contest the mayoral election in Nampula, after the former mayor was murdered. Albino ran for mayor of the city, but only received 4.2% of the vote. 2019 Presidential election On 31 July the Mozambique's Constitutional Council approved Albino along with Filipe Nyusi, Ossufo Momade, and Daviz Simango as candidates in the 2019 presidential election. Two candidates were disqualified; Hélder Mendoça and Alice Mabota. If she had been allowed to run, Mabota would have become the first woman to run for president in the country, but according ...
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