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lusophone

Countries in which the Portuguese language is spoken, or which were formerly ruled by Portugal.



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He limits his discussion to sub-Saharan films, concentrating on Francophone and Anglophone Africa with some attention to the Lusophone countries.
Black African Cinema by MacRae, Suzanne H. / African American Review
From a poetry of cultural revindication, Lusophone verse became a poetry of protest and combat with the emergence, notably in Cape Verde, of the antievasionist group, which addresses the chronic socioeconomic problems of the archipelago.
A History of Twentieth-Century African Literatures by Nganga, Bernard / African American Review
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