O Processo de desmobilização e os desafios para a paz duradoura em Moçambique, 1992- 2019

Abstract

This work is part of the set of socio-political approaches in Mozambique with particular focus on the Demobilization Process and the challenges for lasting Peace in Mozambique between 1992- 2019. Approaches to the implications of the Mozambican Civil War leave something to be desired for na intervention more focused on analyzing the process of the conditions established for its own end. In this case, the DDR process, one of the main measures of the AGP package. This work is the result of the intensification of honesty between the forces involved in the war, revealing flaws in the process that culminated in the end of the conflict in 1992. It is argued that the demobilization process in Mozambique, far from representing na end to hostilities, exposed the structural weaknesses of a State under reconstruction and revealed the complexity of the challenges of consolidating peace. The global historical context of the late 90s combined with profound internal changes and a weakened RENAMO did not create a good climate for compliance with AGP measures, resulting in constant subsequent conflicts