Less than a month after the incidents with police, UNITA returns to Uíge for a meeting to prepare for the elections. The party met again in the province to organize its political activity.
During the meeting, UNITA denounced that its parliamentary initiatives continue to be rejected by the Constitutional Court with "textually identical" responses. The party considers this situation represents a form of political silencing.
UNITA is the main opposition party in Angola and has been facing tensions with authorities, including recent episodes involving confrontations with police in the Uíge region.




