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Il colonialismo portoghese in Guinea e Capo Verde

Il colonialismo portoghese in Guinea e Capo Verde

Lázaro Uassena Una

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2024
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Historia
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9786208164942
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La Guinea-Bissau e Capo Verde sono due Paesi colonizzati dallo stesso Paese, il Portogallo, e sono geograficamente vicini. Questo studio si propone di comprendere il periodo coloniale moderno in Guinea e Capo Verde 1885-1973/75, attraverso un’analisi comparata dello status giuridico degli abitanti (Estatuto dos Indígenas), della legislazione sul lavoro, della politica fiscale (imposto de palhota), dell’amministrazione e della politica educativa. Il Portogallo agì in modi diversi, favorendo sempre una delle colonie dandole accesso a un’istruzione di qualità, permettendole di acquisire una formazione che le permettesse di avere una posizione privilegiata nell’amministrazione e nella politica, senza però smettere di opprimerle e sfruttarle in modo disumano, e in altri momenti, attraverso la sua legislazione, costruì una separazione nella società guineana. Dopo la separazione amministrativa, Capo Verde sprofondò in una profonda crisi di fame e fu quasi completamente abbandonato dai portoghesi.

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