Africa-Press – Angola. The mobilization of new militants, with a focus on strengthening grassroots structures, to overcome the next electoral challenges, centralizes the attention of the Humanist Party of Angola (PHA) in Huambo province.
The information was provided today, Tuesday, by the president of the PHA in Huambo, Bernardino Marcelino, who said that it was a challenge assumed by all the members, who undertake to intensify the actions of awareness and mobilization for the entry of new militants in the ranks of the party.
“We are working, with the aim of overcoming the next electoral challenges in the country, starting with the creation of conditions for the PHA to have representation in all localities of the province and, also, in identifying space to house the provincial headquarters in better conditions. ”, he stressed.
He referred that, until the moment of the elections of 24 August 2022, the Humanist Party of Angola was already represented in all the municipalities of the province of Huambo, because, at the national level, it went to the election on an “equal footing with the most rotated” , as a result of good organization.
On the other hand, the supporter considered the implementation of local authorities as an imperative for solving the population’s basic social problems, by bringing in leaders who know, in a little more depth, the real situation of the communities.
Condemnation of acts of vandalism
Bernardino Marcelino condemned, on the occasion, the participation of citizens in acts of riot and vandalism of public and private property, which, many times, oblige the State to repeat the same investments.
“We condemn all actions of riots and demonstrations that jeopardize social well-being, hence the appeal to citizens about the need to be organized and to respect public property, since those who organize themselves obey the laws and all the limits imposed on them. imposed by the authorities”, he concluded.
In the general elections on 24 August, the PHA failed to elect any deputy in the Huambo constituency, obtaining 4,833 votes, corresponding to 0.88 percent, out of a total of 543,227 votes validated by the National Electoral Commission.
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