Examples of using RCD-ML in English and their translations into Spanish
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Since the 2001 split within FLC-- the alliance between MLC and RCD-ML-- the two former allies have been fighting to delimit their respective areas of influence in the north-eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Early in August 2002, the hostilities between RCD-ML and UPC that had begun in March 2002 with the arrival of Governor Jean-Pierre Lompondo reached the point of direct confrontation for the control of the town.
According to the information given to the Special Investigation Team by RCD-ML authorities, the Commandant of the battalion responsible for this incident was arrested and executed by the APC military hierarchy,
Jean-Pierre Lompondo had been sent to Bunia by Mbusa Nyamwisi of RCD-ML as chief of military operations
both Congolese and foreigners: RCD-ML, MLC and its proxy RCD-N,
The fighting between the two forces ended with the withdrawal of RCD-ML from Bunia to Beni after UPDF and UPC on 9 August,
the Ugandan army and RCD-ML rebels continue to foment inter-ethnic conflicts in the Ituri district between the Lendu
the Congolese rebel groups, namely: MLC, RCD-ML, RCD as well as armed civilians.
former headquarters of the RCD-ML, via Kampala, to begin restoring the State's administrative authority in that part of the country,
the Hema Vice-President of RCD-ML, located in Lengabo,
representing the Government, the Mouvement pour la libération du Congo(MLC), RCD-Goma, RCD-ML, the political opposition in Government-controlled areas and civil society.
the road to Beni, located at the intersection of two axes that the MLC and RCD-ML troops usually took when going from Bafwasende to the west and from Isiro to the north.
called Opération effacer le tableau was apparently the control of the whole RCD-ML area, notably the Beni airport
was the control of the whole RCD-ML area, notably the Beni airport
President of RCD-ML, belongs, and later also Pygmy populations,
to terrorize the population. This continued until RCD-ML troops took back Mambasa at the end of October.
A report by the human rights group ASADHO says the conflict was sparked off in April 1999 when Hema landowners evicted Lendu farmers from land adjoining theirs, with the support of RCD-ML and the Ugandan authorities.
Team was established to investigate the Mambasa incidents, having received guarantees from RCD-ML that the investigations would be carried out in confidentiality.
Meanwhile splits in RCD-ML produce several militias and two new factions: RCD-ML dissident Roger Lumbala starts a movement called RCD-National
under the guise of what was presented as an internal RCD-ML struggle between Mr. Nyamwisi