Mozambique opposition leader returns from self-imposed exile as police fire tear gas at supporters
- Mozambique's opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane has returned home from exile following October's disputed presidential election that sparked deadly protests. He had been in hiding since then.
- His return occurs before the swearing-in of Daniel Chapo, the ruling Frelimo party's candidate confirmed as the election winner by the constitutional court.
- Police fired tear gas at crowds during efforts to control them, and snipers were positioned on nearby buildings, according to Reuters.
- Mondlane stated he is ready to discuss resolving the tension over the disputed election, which he claims was stolen from him.
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