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La Clinique de l’Anjou figure dans le palmarès 2026 des meilleurs hôpitaux du monde
César 2026 : découvrez le palmarès ! Vidéo best-of #cesar2026 #palmares #video
https://www.feminactu.com/2026/02/cesar-2026-decouvrez-le-palmares/
🌳🏀 Palmares ya tiene nuevo parque.
El municipio de Querétaro entregó un espacio deportivo y recreativo que beneficia a más de 2 mil 200 habitantes en Epigmenio González.
Incluye cancha, trotapista, juegos infantiles, parque para perros y alumbrado solar.
#Querétaro #ObraPública #EspaciosPúblicos #Deporte #Palmares
Más información aquí 👇
https://amanecerqro.com/nuevo-parque-en-palmares-impulsa-deporte-y-convivencia/
Today, for Black History Month, we remember events of February 6, 1694: When the Brazilian authorities captured Dandara, warrior queen of the Quilombo dos Palmares. She committed suicide to avoid being forced back into slavery. Quilombo dos Palmares was a community of Afro-Brazilian people who freed themselves from enslavement. The community survived for nearly 90 years, with up to 30,000 residents, before the government finally suppressed it in 1694. Members of the community would raid plantations, slaughter the owners and free the enslaved people to come join them in Palmares. They used guerilla warfare, using weapons obtained from Portuguese traders and, possibly, capoeira.
As a young girl, Dandara joined a group of Afro-Brazilians to fight against slavery in Brazil. As an adult, she helped create military strategies to protect Palmares. She played an important role in making her husband, Zumbi dos Palmares, cut ties with his uncle Ganga-Zumba, who was the first big chief of Quilombo dos Palmares. In 1678, Ganga-Zumba signed a peace treaty with the government. All those born in Palmares were to be free and given permission to engage in commerce. However, in exchange, they had to stop giving refuge to runaway slaves and collaborate with the Portuguese authorities in arresting runaways. Dandara and Zumbi opposed the deal because it did not end slavery and made Palmares complicit in its perpetuation.
The story of Zumbi, Dandara and the Quilombo do Palmares is depicted in the truly superb 1984 film “Quilombo,” directed by Carlos Diegues, with music by Gilberto Gil.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #palmares #quilombo #Dandara #zumbi #brazil #slavery #gilbertogil #capoeira #gangazumba #freedom #independence #solidarity #directaction #blackhistorymonth #BlackMastodon #film #abolition #racism
Comemoramos no dia de hoje, os anos da luta de #Zumbi e de #Dandara, além de todas e todos os quilombolas de #Palmares, em #Alagoas. A história da luta correu os séculos e influenciou a abolição.
Foram muitas batalhas até que no #Século19 se iniciou um processo lento e restrito para pôr fim à escravidão. Hoje, sorteou #137anos da Lei que aboliu, mas ainda há muito o que fazer para a construção de uma sociedade com igualdade, sem racismo. Viva #ZumbiDosPalmares e o dia da #ConsciênciaNegra.
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