President João Lourenço's MPLA has the absolute majority, with 124 seats. The largest opposition party, UNITA, elected 90 representatives. Three parties split the remaining six seats equally.
2022/09/16/angolan-new-deputies-are-invested
2022/09/16/angolan-new-deputies-are-invested
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