Publication: La protesta de los jefes en 1948. Una tradición oral nacionalista en Guinea Ecuatorial
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2016
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UNED. Facultad de Filosofía
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En 1948 varios jefes de la zona continental de la Guinea española entregaron a una comisión de tres ministros que visitaba la colonia dos escritos de protesta por la situación de los nativos. El de Mikomeseng, localidad fronteriza con el agitado Camerún, mereció el castigo de sus dos principales promotores. A diferencia de similares protestas anteriores, la de 1948 se transmitió oralmente y desde los años sesenta los nacionalistas la convirtieron en el origen de su movimiento.
In 1948 several chiefs of the mainland area of Spanish Guinea gave to a commission of three ministers, who were visiting the colony, two writings protesting about the natives’ situation. The two main promoters of the protest in Mikomeseng, a little town located near the troubled Cameroon, were punished. Unlike some previous similar protests, this was not silenced and was orally transmitted. Since the sixties the nationalists converted the protest of 1948 in the origin of its movement.
In 1948 several chiefs of the mainland area of Spanish Guinea gave to a commission of three ministers, who were visiting the colony, two writings protesting about the natives’ situation. The two main promoters of the protest in Mikomeseng, a little town located near the troubled Cameroon, were punished. Unlike some previous similar protests, this was not silenced and was orally transmitted. Since the sixties the nationalists converted the protest of 1948 in the origin of its movement.