Catalyst Commission of FNLA Calls for Party Unity

27 July 2011

Luanda — The head of the catalyst commission for unity, conciliation and reconciliation of the opposition FNLA, Carlinhos Zassala, Wednesday in Luanda, called on the party’s militants to be united.

Carlinhos Zassala made this call while speaking to the press at a meeting of militants held at one of the hotels in the capital, and stressed that the commission is not another side of the party.

“This meeting of militants, which ends today, is an appeal to those who insist on dividing the party, in order to take advantage of this fact,” he said.

In a communiqué the committee appealed to Constitutional Court in order to make a determination as soon as possible on the 2010 congress that the delegates protested.

The document reads that “all the FNLA militants should come together to embrace party unity.”

The catalyst commission for unity, reconciliation and conciliation of the party began its work in 2003 and aims to draw attention of those responsible in the sense of greater unity, so that this political formation can participate in upcoming elections.

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