Amílcar Cabral And Revolutionary Education
On July 1, 1970, Pope Paul VI received the leaders of the liberation movements of the Portuguese colonies – Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde – in a private audience at the Vatican. The highest representative of the Catholic Church was meeting with (and backing) the people who were fighting the Catholic and fascist Estado Novo in Portugal. That day amounted to a great political victory and an important recognition for Africa’s anti-imperialist movements, at the cost of a diplomatic incident between the Vatican and the Portuguese government.