Maputo, Mozambique — Mozambique’s constitutional council will announce Monday whether it will validate the results of elections that have plunged the country into deadly turmoil, the body said. Exiled opposition leader Venancio Mondlane has threatened to call “a popular uprising” if the Constitutional Council approves initial results that found he came second in the Oct. 9 vote behind the ruling Frelimo party candidate. Constitutional council president Lucia da Luz Ribeiro will make “the proclamation of the definitive results” of the presidential and legislative elections at a public hearing on Monday, the council said in a statement. The election commission results
