In statements to VOAin Benguela, the president of UNITA, Adalberto Costa Júnior, promised a “fierce fight”, next year, to make the municipal elections a reality.
The leader of Galo Negro, who is in the South on a private visit, also rejected the government proposal for a new administrative division of the country, stating that “it is better not to comment”.
To VOA, the political leader also guaranteed that “autarquias are not a losing battle”. With just one law left to close the municipal legislative package, Adalberto Costa Júnior promised, during the interview, a broad national debate as a way of putting pressure on the Government.
“It seems like a losing battle, but it is not. We will do everything to discuss this reality across the country, in communities, institutions, academia”, he pledged.
