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António Jacinto: the armed guerrilla poet of a Portuguese man made of “Angolan soil”

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Colloquium at the National Library of Portugal marks the 50th anniversary of Angolan independence and the centenary of the birth of this “always engaged soul” that fought to create the space of Angolanism.
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António Jacinto: the armed guerrilla poet of a Portuguese man made of “Angolan soil”

Colloquium at the National Library of Portugal marks the 50th anniversary of Angolan independence and the centenary of the birth of this “always engaged soul” that fought to create the space of Angolanism.

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Publico broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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