Pa^e 3
The eremple set by other African States serves as
a guidance te our reoplr. During the war of liberation in
Algeria, imperialists are their lackeys used te srv many
things tc drcive the African necnle, e&fl  ail these theories
can no longer he user- to cur people, T:*us o^r  reorle are
aware new of all. imperialist intrigues. No one should consider us te be bleed thirstv bv waging a war against Portugal, ife  consider the presence of Portuguese administration in Mozambique as a threat to peace, an^  as such we
being peace 1< vin* Nation, we want to see Portugal out
of car Country. An^  there can be no peace as long as so—
me parts of Africa ere   still harbouring imperialist forces. Je   did net -'ant war, but because Portugal could not
listen to cur plea or handing over the Government of our
Country to us.   wo had no optic n, hot to take the next solution which is expensive to both sides*
Coremo has so far been able to have the wpr fought
on three fronts* The first is in tho Tete District, the
second in tq"-e Beira District, the third is in Quelimane
District, erf in all these fronts, the war is ?etting bigger are bigger respite the mass torturing and killing of
our people by the Portuguese forces, we are heroically
fighting against this barbaric regime. As a result of our
continous fi^ht, some officers in the ranks of the Portuguese Sovernment arc  sretting demoralised, The resignation
cf the Icverncr cf the Manice e Sofala Province is an unquestionable fact of dissatisfaction within the barbaric
Government of Salazar which is daily losin^ war in all
her colonies .
It should be from tr^ese frets that Salazar should
base his arguments of  whether he has the sunpert of his
closest man. Further more this dissatisfaction in the Government of Salarar car*  be seen i;~ Lisbon the Ca^it^l of
Portugal, v-v^cre  3,6CC men yv^c   un^er the ee^er of wave   in—
creaWent and better working conditions went or strike this
vear, durir^ which the-* dictator Salazar ei %loyed his thugs
to suppress the workers who had asked for better standard
of living together with their families, aw^d a better government which could look into the affairs of their needle with
sympathy. Coremo apreals to the wcrl'cr&   in Portugal to continue strupc ^linfT for their rights. So es there is a start
there will alsc he an end to all the problems you. are  facing.