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  • The Mr in the pictures was fighting for the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau during the Portuguese Colonial War. He didn't report any injury but he soffer of a severe PTSD; after more than 40 years from his discharge, everytime he hear some fire works he jump to the ground thinking that some bomb is exploding.
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  • Manuel Cigarro. He went to war in Mozambique. He steps a Anti-personnel mine. Manuel Cigarro became blind after the event.
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  • The Mr in the pictures was fighting for the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau during the Portuguese Colonial War. He didn't report any injury but he soffer of a severe PTSD; after more than 40 years from his discharge, everytime he hear some fire works he jump to the ground thinking that some bomb is exploding.
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  • The Mr in the pictures was fighting for the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau during the Portuguese Colonial War. He didn't report any injury but he soffer of a severe PTSD; after more than 40 years from his discharge, everytime he hear some fire works he jump to the ground thinking that some bomb is exploding.
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  • The Mr in the pictures was fighting for the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau during the Portuguese Colonial War. He didn't report any injury but he soffer of a severe PTSD; after more than 40 years from his discharge, everytime he hear some fire works he jump to the ground thinking that some bomb is exploding.
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  • The Mr in the pictures was fighting for the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau during the Portuguese Colonial War. He didn't report any injury but he soffer of a severe PTSD; after more than 40 years from his discharge, everytime he hear some fire works he jump to the ground thinking that some bomb is exploding.
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  • Manuel Cigarro. He went to war in Mozambique. He steps a Anti-personnel mine. Manuel Cigarro became blind after the event.
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  • Manuel Cigarro. He went to war in Mozambique. He steps a Anti-personnel mine. Manuel Cigarro became blind after the event.
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  • Manuel Cigarro. He went to war in Mozambique. He steps a Anti-personnel mine. Manuel Cigarro became blind after the event.
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  • Mr Manuel Abilio. He was sent as soldier in Mozambique. After the first three months he was hitted by a bomb shot by an RPG. He lost both the legs.
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  • Mr Alberto Ribeira was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front when a antitank mine detonated under his vehicle. He was declared dead but in the morgue he moved his arms. After two weeks of coma he waked up. He lost one leg.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He serve the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau. The 9th day a granade exploded in his hands, he lost the arms, he got scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Mr Manuel Bastos. He was checkin for mine in Mozambique when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost one leg.
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  • Mr Manuel Bastos. He was checkin for mine in Mozambique when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost one leg.
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  • Mr Adelio Simoes. He did the military service in Angola where he step a Anti-personnel mine. He get blind and with scars all around the body.
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  • Mr Manuel Abilio. He was sent as soldier in Mozambique. After the first three months he was hitted by a bomb shot by an RPG. He lost both the legs.
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  • J.F.M. was fighting in Guiné Bissau with the Portuguese army when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost both the legs.
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  • Mr Albino Loureiro. He was fighting in Mozambique with the Portuguese army when a mine exploded. He report burning in most of the body including hands and face and he lost a leg.
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  • Mr Cardoso was fighting in Mozambique for the Portuguese army. He stept a mine. He was injured in the back and in the face
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  • Mr Cardoso was fighting in Mozambique for the Portuguese army. He stept a mine. He was injured in the back and in the face
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  • Mr Albino Loureiro. He was fighting in Mozambique with the Portuguese army when a mine exploded. He report burning in most of the body including hands and face and he lost a leg.
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Manuel Gonçalves was fighting in Angola when he was infected by TB. The lack oe immediate treatment caused permanent damage to his lungs. Today he has difficulties breathing and he suffers of an acute form of asthma.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He served the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau. At the 9th day a granade exploded in his hands,he lost the arms, he has scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Anselmo Machado. Anselmo serve the Portuguese army in Angola. He was shot at a leg.
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  • Manuel Gonçalves was fighting in Angola when he was infected by TB. The lack of an immediate tratment caused permanent damage to his lungs. Today he has difficulties breading and he suffer of an acute for of asthma.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He served the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau.At  the 9th day a granade exploded in his hands, he lost the arms, he has scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Mr Manuel Bastos. He was checkin for mine in Mozambique when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost one leg.
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  • Mr Manuel Bastos. He was checkin for mine in Mozambique when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost one leg.
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  • Mr Manuel Abilio. He was sent as soldier in Mozambique. After the first three months he was hitted by a bomb shot by an RPG. He lost both the legs.
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  • Mr Adelio Simoes. He did the military service in Angola where he step a Anti-personnel mine. He get blind and with scars all around the body.
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  • Mr Manuel Abilio. He was sent as soldier in Mozambique. After the first three months he was hitted by a bomb shot by an RPG. He lost both the legs.
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  • J.F.M. was fighting in Guiné Bissau with the Portuguese army when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost both the legs.
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  • Anselmo Machado. Anselmo serve the Portuguese army in Angola. He was shot at a leg.
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  • J.F.M. was fighting in Guiné Bissau with the Portuguese army when a Anti-personnel mine exploded. He lost both the legs.
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  • Mr Albino Loureiro. He was fighting in Mozambique with the Portuguese army when a mine exploded. He report burning in most of the body including hands and face and he lost a leg.
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  • Mr Albino Loureiro. He was fighting in Mozambique with the Portuguese army when a mine exploded. He report burning in most of the body including hands and face and he lost a leg.
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  • Mr Sampaio was assigned to the Mozambique front. After the explosion of a mine he lost both the arms.
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  • Mr Sampaio was assigned to the Mozambique front. After the explosion of a mine he lost both the arms.
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He serve the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau. The 9th day a granade exploded in his hands, he lost the arms, he got scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Manuel Gonçalves was fighting in Angola when he was infected by TB. The lack of an immediate tratment caused permanent damage to his lungs. Today he has difficulties breading and he suffer of an acute for of asthma.
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  • Mr Cardoso was fighting in Mozambique for the Portuguese army. He stept a mine. He was injured in the back and in the face
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He serve the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau. The 9th day a granade exploded in his hands, he lost the arms, he got scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Silvério Jorge Rodrigues. He serve the Portuguese army in Guiné Bissau. The 9th day a granade exploded in his hands, he lost the arms, he got scars in the face and he is blind.
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  • Mr Adelio Simoes. He did the military service in Angola where he step a Anti-personnel mine. He get blind and with scars all around the body.
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  • Mr Manuel Abilio. He was sent as soldier in Mozambique. After the first three months he was hitted by a bomb shot by an RPG. He lost both the legs.
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  • Mr Albino Loureiro. He was fighting in Mozambique with the Portuguese army when a mine exploded. He report burning in most of the body including hands and face and he lost a leg.
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  • Mr Sampaio was assigned to the Mozambique front. After the explosion of a mine he lost both the arms.
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  • Mr Abel Fortuna, the president of the ADFA ( Army Force Deficient Association) of Porto, was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front. After the explosion of a mine he lost his arms and partially the sight.
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  • Mr Alberto Ribeira was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front when a antitank mine detonated under his vehicle. He was declared dead but in the morgue he moved his arms. After two weeks of coma he waked up. He lost one leg.
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  • Manuel Gonçalves was fighting in Angola when he was infected by TB. The lack of an immediate tratment caused permanent damage to his lungs. Today he has difficulties breading and he suffer of an acute for of asthma.
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  • Mr Adelio Simoes. He did the military service in Angola where he step a Anti-personnel mine. He get blind and with scars all around the body.
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  • Anselmo Machado. Anselmo serve the Portuguese army in Angola. He was shot at a leg.
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  • Mr Alberto Ribeira was assigned to the Guiné Bissau front when a antitank mine detonated under his vehicle. He was declared dead but in the morgue he moved his arms. After two weeks of coma he waked up. He lost one leg.
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  • A liberian football player portrayed in the ferry from Brava to Fogo island. After fled his homeland Liberia due to civil war more than 15 years ago this refugee lived in Gambia and Guinea Conakri before going to Cape Verde to play football as a way of earning his life.
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  • A tourist takes pictures of Macau view from the fortress (Fortaleza do Monte.
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  • Tourists talking on the phone with Macau's cityline on the background.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. One of the oldest worker of the Maputo Equestrian Centre. He started working there during the Portuguese Colonial time whe the centre was a reference for dressage in all Africa.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. One of the oldest worker of the Maputo Equestrian Centre. He started working there during the Portuguese Colonial time whe the centre was a reference for dressage in all Africa.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. An old picture portraiting a competition during the Portuguese colonial time
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. One of the oldest worker of the Maputo Equestrian Centre. He started working there during the Portuguese Colonial time whe the centre was a reference for dressage in all Africa.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Kids play in the swimming pool of the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A view of Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. 2 members of the Maputo Equestrian Centre speaking outside the members bar.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Workers at the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A worker of the Maputo Equestrian Centre rest after breeding the horses. The Centre has around 39 horses.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. 2 workers of the Maputo Equestrian Centre rest after breeding the horses. The Centre has around 39 horses.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. a employee of the Maputo equestrian centre taking care of an animal
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. a employee of the Maputo equestrian centre taking care of an animal
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Mr Silva (riding the horse) shows to a student how to control the animal.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A student of the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. The Maputo Equestrian Centre teacher, Mr Silva.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Mr Silva (riding the horse) shows to a student how to control the animal.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A view of Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Mr Silva riding at the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Mr Silva taking care of an horse.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Mr Silva, the main teacher of the centre after his personal training.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. One of the 39 horses of the Maputo Equestrian Centre in his box
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. Aview of the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. The bar of the Maputo Equestrian Centre.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. An horse of the Maputo Equestrian Centre
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A worker of the Maputo Equestrian Centre feed the horses.
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  • The equestrian centre of Maputo was born in the 1950 during the Portuguese Colonial time. Considered for years one of the most important place of the sub- Saharan Africa for the dressage it resisted to the colonial war and to the Mozambique civil war, his decadence started after the civil war when a poisoned batch of horse food killed most of the animal. Today the centre is trying to resume his old glory living between the past and an uncertain future. A emploee of Maputo equestrian centre passing in front of the entrance.
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