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288:(or the nitistas), that had promoted inflammatory rhetoric against a purported “white-mestiço elite”, as well as against socioeconomic policies that they had attributed to the continuing widespread and deeply embedded poverty in Angola. This came after the war for independence but right as the civil war began to take form. The latter point made Mingas, a moderate within the movement, a personal adversary of the nitistas. 228:(EPLA) under the pseudonym Lutuima. He was named the Director of the Center of Revolutionary Instruction of the Eastern Front, a position he occupied until 1972, including a time when in which he assumed leadership of the “Movement of Readjustment of the Eastern Front”. In 1972, he was transferred to the Department of Foreign Relations, being also invited to work in the party's regional offices in 276:
country. In terms of financial and economic policy, he established a period of especially cautious transition against enormous financial difficulties for the country, attempting to contain increasing public debt, maintaining balance and budgetary losses, and creating institutional financial stability.
178:; athlete and administrator Júlia Rodrigues Mingas; and police captain José "Zé" Rodrigues Mingas. His family has also had a very strong connection to Angolan nationalism, primarily through his father, André Mongone, founder and one of the leaders of the African National League, and through his uncle, 275:
With the proclamation of Angolan independence on 11 November 1975, he took office as part of the aforementioned Revolutionary Council, along with heading the Directory of Agriculture and Accounting Services. He reformed the directory and, in March 1976, became the first Minister of Finance of the new
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The functions of the transitional governments cabinet were suspended in August 1975, with Mingas returning to combat as a major in FAPLA, being on the front lines to capture Luanda. The MPLA forces were victorious with guaranteed control of the capital. Even while in armed combat, he took part in, as
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in Brazzaville. He was invited by Neto to serve as the chief of the MPLA office in Stockholm, Sweden, in the European country that most strongly supported the MPLA outside of those in the Socialist Bloc. He makes mention of his time in Cuba and Sweden in his poems, publishing them in a collection for
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He became a militant in the nationalist movements, influenced by his uncle. However, as a result of both his uncle and his father being arrested in the beginning of the 1960s, he moved to Portugal for his studies. There, he came to be known as an excellent athlete and sportsman. While playing for a
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On 27 May 1977, the nitistas attempted to overthrow the state. Various national leaders were taken hostage, among them Mingas, who had driven to meet with Neto and lead a group to attempt to retake the 9th Brigade headquarters and take control of the mutinous troops. Mingas was captured by the
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ordered the revision of the official history of the events of the 1977 coup attempt inside the “Reconciliation Plan in Memory of Victims of Armed Conflict in Angola”. Mingas’ daughter, lawyer Xissole Madeira Vieira Dias Mingas, received, in June 2021, her father's official death certificate.
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As a member of an upper-class African family in Luanda, he was able to receive extensive schooling, concluding his studies at the Instituto Médio Industrial de Luanda. However, he soon began involving himself with the anti-colonial struggle, mainly using literature as his form of political
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On 8 November 1974 he lodged with the “delegation of 26” of the party, led by secretary-general Lara. His participation contributed to his rapid ascension into leadership positions in the MPLA, including being elected to the Central Committee of the Movement. In January 1975, at the
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from the party. At the same time, his youngest brother, Zé Mingas, a police commander in the Directory of Information and Security of Angola (DISA), had become a supporter of the nitistas and informed Alves of plans to dismantle the coup attempt against the state.
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On their side, during a meeting with the Central Committee of the MPLA in February 1977, Mingas was one of those who accused the nitistas of “fractionalism”. Along with this, on 21 May 1977, he became aware of documents relating to the expulsion of
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to discuss and attempt one last solution to split the Active Revolt and the Eastern Revolt. Frustrated and obliged to, he received permission with other commanders to reformulate the EPLA and transformed it into the
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the first time in Stockholm. He adopted the literary pseudonym "Gasmin Rodrigues". He was proven to be a formidable polyglot, having learned, along with Portuguese, Spanish, English, Swedish, Russian, and French.
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local sports team, he was warned that he would be arrested. He was able to outsmart the Portuguese police under the pretext of participating in a sports competition in Spain, and subsequently fled to
522:"Il Manifesto - quotidiano comunista: Entrevista a Saydi Mingas, dirigente do MPLA, em Mogadiscio, Somália, durante a cimeira da OUA. Situação do MPLA, "Documento dos 19", próximo Congresso do MPLA" 122:(13 February 1934 – 27 May 1977) was an Angolan revolutionary, economist, writer, and politician who was a notable figure in the anti-colonial struggle for independence in Angola. He was the first 235:
After his roles on the Eastern Front and in Lusaka, he rose quickly to leadership positions in the MPLA, going on to become a part of the inner circles of Neto and Lara, mainly during the
718: 706: 802: 209:. He also received military training with a specialization in martial arts. His time in Cuba transformed him, along with being a nationalist, into a Marxist. 201:
He remained serving in various European offices of the MPLA during a certain period until he was able to receive a scholarship to continue his studies in
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building, as well as various governmental institutions. There are many other monuments and public places spread throughout the country.
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and the expectations of the decolonization of Angola, he was invited by Neto in July 1974 to serve in as a party representative at the
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Mingas is remembered as one of the greatest national heroes of Angola. His name is given to a plaza in Luanda, near the
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nitistas from DISA and was taken, along with Eugénio Nzaji and other military personnel against the revolt, to
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The Origins of the Angolan Civil War. International Politics and Domestic Political Conflict 1961—1976
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O Movimento Popular Pela Libertação de Angola (MPLA) : de elite revolucionária a elite dirigente
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Liceu Almirante Lopes Alves / Liceu Nacional do Lobito / Escola de 3.º nível Comandante Saydi Mingas
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Filhas de Nito Alves e Saidy Mingas falam em perdão mas lamentam a dor de não crescer com os pais
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By 1976, there began to be a secretly formed opposition group within the MPLA called the
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A Revolta Activa - Os conflitos identitários no contexto de luta de Libertação Nacional
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Governo angolano lançou novo plano de reconciliação. Oposição quer "ver para crer"
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Luís dos Passos. «Quem matou em casa do Kiferro foi o Tony Laton» (Parte 2 fim)
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of Angola and one of the ten members of the first national legislature, the
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Elites independentistas e nacionalismo no século XX: Angola (1956-1975)
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Fernado João da Costa Cabral Andresen Guimarães (March 1992).
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Dossier 270: O 27 de Maio de 1977 em Angola - Cronologia
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Fátima d'Alva Penha Salvaterra Peres (31 March 2010).
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Memórias de um golpe: O 27 de maio de 1977 em Angola
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Avelino Henrique Saíde Vieira Dias Rodrigues Mingas
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Avelino Henrique Saíde Vieira Dias Rodrigues Mingas
683:INEF prepara professores sob condições inadequadas 504: 502: 418:Sousa, Ana Carolina Melos de. (7 December 2016). 198:, owing to his formal affiliation with the MPLA. 729: 626: 224:, and became a member of and fighting with the 499: 142:, he was killed by people associated with the 803:African politicians assassinated in the 1970s 584: 578: 254:People's Armed Forces of Liberation of Angola 226:People's Armed Forces of Liberation of Angola 132:Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola 638: 528: 427:. Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. 436: 434: 608: 606: 604: 602: 600: 598: 596: 212:He returned to the party headquarters in 431: 370:"Saydi Mingas. Documentos referenciados" 652: 593: 481: 479: 477: 413: 411: 395: 393: 391: 389: 387: 346:Nascimento, Washington Santos. (2015). 730: 673:. Jornal de Angola. 24 September 2017. 613:Inácio Luiz Guimarães Marques (2012). 475: 473: 471: 469: 467: 465: 463: 461: 459: 457: 563:. Jornal de Angola. 31 January 2019. 520:Maria-Delfina Bonada (6 July 1974). 408: 384: 561:Governo de Transição foi há 44 anos 454: 128:Revolutionary Council of the People 13: 709:. VOA Português. 11 December 2019. 622:. Universidade Federal Fluminense. 585:Manuel Albano (21 November 2021). 14: 829: 648:. Banco Nacional de Angola. 2018. 486:Luís, João Baptista Gime (2021). 712: 700: 688: 676: 664: 566: 554: 778:Angolan independence activists 685:. Jornal de Angola. 9 May 2021 513: 404:. Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. 362: 339: 1: 813:People from Portuguese Angola 332: 324:In 2019, president of Angola 249:Organisation of African Unity 134:(MPLA). A close associate of 763:20th-century Angolan writers 721:. VOA Português. 5 June 2021 575:. Esquerda.Net. 22 May 2017. 153: 7: 808:20th-century Angolan people 753:University of Havana alumni 218:Angolan War of Independence 10: 834: 798:People executed by burning 352:Locus: Revista de História 220:. He obtained the rank of 495:. Universidade de Lisboa. 312: 148:1977 Angolan coup attempt 94: 79: 63: 28: 21: 538:. Club-K. Archived from 524:. Fundação Mário Soares. 279: 783:Angolan revolutionaries 671:Chama eterna dos heróis 661:. Kesongo. 7 June 2022. 319:National Bank of Angola 158:Mingas was born in the 298:José Jacinto Van-Dúnem 196:Mário Pinto de Andrade 194:. He took refuge with 697:. SIPA. 27 July 2011. 243:In the middle of the 245:Carnation Revolution 216:in 1971, during the 207:University of Havana 84:University of Havana 758:Angolan politicians 589:. Jornal de Angola. 542:on 5 September 2019 124:Minister of Finance 818:Vieira Dias family 773:Angolan economists 748:People from Luanda 16:Angolan politician 180:Liceu Vieira Dias 117: 116: 51:Portuguese Angola 825: 788:Angolan Marxists 768:MPLA politicians 722: 716: 710: 704: 698: 692: 686: 680: 674: 668: 662: 656: 650: 649: 642: 636: 630: 624: 623: 621: 610: 591: 590: 582: 576: 570: 564: 558: 552: 551: 549: 547: 532: 526: 525: 517: 511: 510: 506: 497: 496: 494: 483: 452: 451: 449: 438: 429: 428: 426: 415: 406: 405: 397: 382: 381: 379: 377: 366: 360: 359: 343: 70: 43:12 February 1934 42: 40: 19: 18: 833: 832: 828: 827: 826: 824: 823: 822: 728: 727: 726: 725: 717: 713: 705: 701: 693: 689: 681: 677: 669: 665: 657: 653: 644: 643: 639: 635:. 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Index

Luanda
Portuguese Angola
Angola
University of Havana
PhD
Minister of Finance
Revolutionary Council of the People
Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola
Agostinho Neto
Lúcio Lara
fractionists
1977 Angolan coup attempt
Ingombota
Luanda
André Mingas
Ruy Mingas
Amélia Mingas
Liceu Vieira Dias
Paris
Mário Pinto de Andrade
Cuba
University of Havana
Brazzaville
Angolan War of Independence
major
People's Armed Forces of Liberation of Angola
Lusaka
Active Revolt
Carnation Revolution
Organisation of African Unity

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