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PSD spokesman confronts Carneiro: "Would Soares do this?"

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A Portuguese-language spokesperson for the Portuguese Socialist Party (PSD) criticized Mozambican opposition leader Jose Luis Carneiro for his refusal to meet with the opposition leader, labeling the socialist's conduct as 'not democratic.' This exchange occurred after Carneiro declined a meeting with the PSD leader, highlighting a political tension between the two parties in Mozambique.

Key points

• The PSD spokesperson criticized Jose Luis Carneiro for refusing to meet with the opposition leader, calling the socialist's conduct 'not democratic'.

Context

This exchange occurred in Mozambique, where political tensions between the Portuguese Socialist Party and the Mozambican opposition have been ongoing. The specific incident involved Carneiro's refusal to meet with the PSD leader, prompting the spokesperson's public criticism.

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The evidence is limited to a single sentence describing a verbal exchange between two political figures. No specific dates, locations, or names of other parties are provided. The source does not specify the exact timing of the refusal or the context of the meeting.

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