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... Bissau disrupted the dancing and drumming on a sugar hacienda along O’Toole the northern coast of Peru. Witnesses reported that these enslaved men, who were known as brans, demanded that a group of criollo and other African men (born in west or southwestern Africa) cease to play. One...

... the “multiple and dynamic means obfuscate the of adaptation” that tied Spanish caste identities to reimagined regional identities from Guinea-Bissau. Rather than producing idealized, harmoni- interests of ous diasporic communities in Peru, these brans forged their lives...

... to the Khapaz cultural center mentioned above and part of a state-­subsidized project housing — frame the iconic representation of Amílcar Cabral, the revolutionary leader of African decolonization efforts in Guinea-­Bissau and Cape Verde during...

... – 14 . Havik Philip . Silences and Soundbites: The Gendered Dynamics of Trade and Brokerage in the Pre-colonial Guinea Bissau Region . Munich : Lit Verlag , 2004 . Hawthorne Walter . “ The Production of Slaves Where There Was No State: The Guinea-Bissau Region, 1450–1815...

... details on the recommended and suggested water privatization policies, see, for example, the IMF Letters of Intent and Memoranda of Economic and Financial Policies for the following countries: Angola, Benin, Guinea-Bissau, Honduras, Nicaragua, Niger, Panama...

... Guinea-Bissau in November 1970, which led additional refugees to flee across the border to Senegal. 72 See Hashachar, “Miriam Makeba in Guinea”, 38-41 . 73 Camara, “Une Victoire,” my translation. 74 Counsel, Mande Popular Music , 107 . 75 Makeba, “Touré Barika...

... Party experience and also from the parties in China, in Vietnam, and in Guinea-Bissau. We did a lot of good work and we created a lot of ideas which we printed in pamphlets and sold by the tens of thousands. We also developed a method of deciding what the program...