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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Today, in the class, I discussed about what is Nationalism with my colleague Thabatha, and we had the same idea: Nationalism is a movement created by people who shares the same language, the same past, the same ideas and a purpose (objective).<br><br>Since I’m mozambican, I prefer to write something that I better understand, like my story, and let others learn. And also, learn about the others stories.<br><br>I decided to talk about Malangatana.<br>Malangatana was a mozambican poetry and a painter, whose fought for the independence and peace of Mozambique.<br>He fought with another man’s very famous in my country like: José Craveirinha, Eduardo Mondlane, and others.<br>He got arrested by the Colonial Authorities, accused of working through with the FRELIMO (the first party of Mozambique, wich fought for the independence), he was an intelectual, he had a chance to go to the school, he travelled, so he had the opportunity to see that other countries were independent. So, the portuguese government accused Malangatana of agitator.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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