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Consensus reached ........

Angola Press "Luanda - The president of the MPLA parliamentary group, Virgilio de Fontes Pereira, said today, Thursday in Luanda that the consensus for the vote on the electoral legislative package was reached around 90 percent of its content, with the participation and contribution from all sides.

Virgilio de Fontes Pereira, who spoke to reporters regarding the postponement of the plenary session scheduled for today in the National Assembly, which exemplified the text of the resolution has points which reads the entire paternity Unita, which means that proposals were received from all opposition parties."

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