That was because of the Carnation Revolution in 1974. The new Gov't since then decleared to give up all its colonies overseas. :|Jus said:hey,.hkth or anyone,, can you tell me why the Portuguese had to give up all its colonies..including Macau? ..I sort of know that it happened due to its Republic policy or sum sort...n there was a riot in Portugal...n thats all what I know..
Well, Portugues, didn't allow to build a primary school itself SEEMS wasn't a big deal at all. But José Manuel de Sousa suppressed those Taipa residents violently and that caused the anger! Don't forget China at that time was in Cultural Revolution! Those Macau Chinese were also influenced of that! :eek2:Portugues said:Hey hkth, José Manuel de Sousa was a ridiculous stubborn person but he didn't angered the Macau Chinese people so much.
A Revolução dos Cravos (Carnation Revolution) was a pretty good excuse to leave Africa and old colonies. Macau wasn't a colony anymore.hkth said:That was because of the Carnation Revolution in 1974. The new Gov't since then decleared to give up all its colonies overseas. :|
It wasn't a pretty chapter of Macau history. At the time José Manuel de Sousa received orders from Lisbon to not do that.hkth said:Well, Portugues, didn't allow to build a primary school itself SEEMS wasn't a big deal at all. But José Manuel de Sousa suppressed those Taipa residents violently and that caused the anger! Don't forget China at that time was in Cultural Revolution! Those Macau Chinese were also influenced of that!
do you have any picture of the park??Portugues said:Jardim da Encarnação is a Lisbon Park like Jardim de Camões at Macau. The Park hasn't a website and Ferreira do Amaral statue is the highlight. What do you wanna know more my friend?