The State Council of Mozambique decided to suspend the parliamentary immunity of Albino Mondlane, opposition leader. This decision opens the way for the politician to be formally investigated and potentially tried for the crimes attributed to him.
Mondlane is accused of five crimes, including disobedience and incitement to terrorism. The accusations arise in the context of a judicial process related to the post-electoral demonstrations that occurred in the country after the last general elections.
The suspension of parliamentary immunity is a procedure that allows the Mozambican justice system to proceed with the case against the opposition leader, who until then was protected by his status as a parliamentarian. The judicial process may have significant repercussions on the national political scene.




