Mozambique police disperse opposition protest
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Mozambique injuries as police fire on Venâncio Mondlane's convoy

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Venâncio Mondlane was the runner-up in last year's disputed presidential election.
The opposition leader was leading a procession when his convoy came under fire.
Police fired live rounds at the opposition leader's convoy and anti-government protesters.
The protests came as President Daniel Chapo was due to sign a deal to end months of protests.
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