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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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The Liberation Front of Mozambique, commonly known as Frelimo, has ruled Mozambique since independence from Portugal in 1975.
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Polls open at 0500 GMT with 17 parties and two coalitions competing for nearly 10 million registered voters in polls tipped to be swept by incumbent President Armando Guebuza and his Liberation Front of Mozambique (Frelimo).
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Seventeen parties and two coalitions are competing for nearly 10 million registered voters in polls tipped to be swept by Guebuza and his Liberation Front of Mozambique (Frelimo).
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