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rnasterofnone · 1 year ago
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kaeterine · 2 months ago
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presentes que recebi de alice na entrega de presentes a iemanjá na ilha de itaparica - bahia
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prisioneira-de-si-mesma · 7 months ago
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amandapereira · 3 months ago
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Ilha dos Frades e Itaparica - BA
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divulgamaragogipe · 1 year ago
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Sistema Ferry-Boat terá operação especial para viagens no período de Natal e Réveillon
Internacional Travessias Salvador organiza e reforça equipes para atender ao fluxo das festas de fim de ano, que integram o planejamento de verão do serviço A Internacional Travessias Salvador divulga operação especial para atender os usuários que pretendem utilizar o Sistema Ferry-Boat no período das festas de fim de ano, de Natal e Réveillon. O serviço especial vai do dia 21 de dezembro a 03…
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haikuandy · 2 years ago
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moon overitaparica island —the way home, once
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naturalbrunett3 · 3 months ago
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lucas-sccp · 1 year ago
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lusvaldoimoveis · 1 year ago
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Rancho em área de 750 M² em condomínio fechado em Buritama/SP - R$320.000,00 - Ref.:VCA
More em um lugar bonito e com muito socego e segurança para sua família! Continue reading Untitled
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blackstarlineage · 1 month ago
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Maria Felipa de Oliveira was an Afro-Brazilian revolutionary, capoeirista, and freedom fighter who played a crucial role in Brazil’s fight for independence from Portuguese colonial rule in the early 19th century. She is celebrated for her courage, strategic warfare, and contributions to Black resistance in Bahia, a region with a strong African cultural presence.
Born in Itaparica, Bahia, Maria Felipa was a fisherwoman and laborer who became involved in resistance movements against Portuguese forces. As a skilled capoeirista, she used Afro-Brazilian martial arts for self-defense and combat, organizing a group of warriors, including other Black and Indigenous women, to fight against colonial oppression.
Her most famous act of resistance occurred during Brazil’s War of Independence (1822–1823), when Portuguese forces attempted to maintain control over Bahia. Maria Felipa led a group of women in a bold attack on Portuguese ships, using a mix of guerrilla warfare, deception, and direct combat. Disguised as seductresses, they lured Portuguese soldiers into a trap, then set their ships on fire, crippling the enemy’s naval power and contributing to Bahia’s eventual liberation.
She was also known for mobilizing Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous communities, encouraging Black and Indigenous people to resist slavery and fight for Brazil’s independence. Her leadership helped strengthen the rebellion against Portuguese rule, though her contributions were often overlooked in official histories dominated by elite male figures.
Despite her significance, Maria Felipa’s legacy was long suppressed, reflecting the broader erasure of Black and female heroes in Brazil’s independence narrative. Today, she is recognized as a symbol of Black resistance, female empowerment, and Afro-Brazilian cultural identity. Her story continues to inspire movements advocating for racial justice, gender equality, and the recognition of Afro-Brazilian contributions to history.
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isaqueworks · 12 days ago
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Fotografia por Isaque Mendes. 2024.
Brasil. Terminal de itaparica, vila velha, E.S.
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rnasterofnone · 11 months ago
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djinfurtacor · 3 months ago
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Início
Ontem atravessei o mar com a bendição da Senhora do Bom Despacho. Subi a embarcação na companhia de uma gata que confortou o meu pescoço ao longo da viagem. Os motores ligaram, o curso foi apontado e partimos por cima do sal.
Quando mirei a cidade solar Salvador ao longe, me deparei com uma realidade que ainda não havia testemunhado com os próprios olhos.
- "Onde estão as árvores de Salvador?!", indagou meu coração pulsando em solavanco como se fosse saltar.
Foi mais forte que a velocidade da minha consciência sobre a questão. Meu coração tomou a voz. Como um ato de instinto. Farejei o perigo, o rastro da destruição.
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Na travessia é possível enxergar os lados.
Dá pra ver ilhas de terra ao longe, cobertas de verde, salpicada de casas entre as copas. Voei na imensidão d'água buscando cada fagulha de vida nos horizontes ao meu redor.
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Enxerguei o que estava atrás de mim, Itaparica de águas azul vibrante, e mais atrás, toda a floresta que atravessei até encontrar o mar. A cada minuto que me distanciava do ponto de partida, inevitavelmente me aproximava da chegada. E ali, no cruzo da maré alonguei a minha vista. Toquei os lados da intercessão, e a frente, o meu destino se revelava: O único pedaço de terra que reluzia o brilho do sol em um tom branco acinzentado da cidade que agora é de pedra. Aquela era uma Salvador completamente nova para mim.
O que me aguarda do outro lado?
Que tesouros colherei nessa aventura?
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Aportei.
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allthebrazilianpolitics · 4 months ago
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Communities warn of threat to ecosystems from Brazil bridge project
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Islanders and experts have warned of widespread environmental and social impacts from the construction of a bridge linking the Brazilian city of Salvador with the island of Itaparica in Todos os Santos Bay.
Critics say the project will devastate mangrove forests and coral reefs, leading to environmental imbalance, compromising fishing communities and threatening the survival of many marine species including humpback whales and sea turtles.
Proponents say the bridge will boost development in the region, in particular transporting agricultural produce, but islanders say the anticipated population surge on Itaparica will create unsustainable pressure on public services as well as drastically change the dynamics of the community living there.
Experts say the best solution for improving transportation links between Salvador and Itaparica is to invest in the existing ferry system, but this option wasn’t considered by planners.
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divulgamaragogipe · 2 years ago
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moradadabeleza · 1 year ago
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Marlene Bergamo
ANJOS - Ilha de Itaparica - BA - Fev/2024
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