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Frelimo
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Frelimo

Nationalist group aimed at gaining independence for Mozambique from the occupying Portuguese. It began operating from southern Tanzania in 1962 and continued until victory in 1975.



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Sechin and Bout apparently met in the 1980s in Mozambique, which was then one of the Soviet Union's top African client states, under the brutal reign of Marxist thug Joaquim Chissano and the ruling Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (FRELIMO) party.
Mozambique is famous for its beautiful Indian Ocean beaches and luscious prawns, but until 1975 when the Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (FRELIMO) finally won its 13-year war for independence, it was a colony of fascist Portugal.
The transition was a hasty, bitter one, following a decade of armed conflict between the Portuguese and the Front for the Liberation of Mozambique, or Frelimo, whose military leader, Samora Machel, became the new nation's first president.
 
 
 
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