Mozambique marks 31st Peace and Reconciliation Day

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Mozambique marks 31st Peace and Reconciliation Day

STORY: Mozambique marks 31st Peace and Reconciliation Day DATELINE: Oct. 5, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:48 LOCATION: Maputo CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of 31st Peace and National Reconciliation Day 2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese): FILIPE NYUSI, Mozambican President STORYLINE: Mozambique on Wednesday celebrated its 31st Peace and Reconciliation Day. President Filipe Nyusi delivered a speech at a commemorative event in Maputo on Wednesday, in which he described terrorism as a new threat to peace in the country. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese): FILIPE NYUSI, Mozambican President "Ladies and Gentlemen, a new threat to peace in Mozambique is terrorism, a phenomenon that has affected our country, specifically the Province of Cabo Delgado since October 2017. The brutality with which terrorists operate made it clear that this is not a religious conflict, but a phenomenon driven by factors such as money laundering, drug trafficking, waste of resources, among other types of crimes. Since the beginning of the terrorist attacks,

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