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Pidjiguiti massacre

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and the workers ceased their labour as planned. Carreira summoned the PIDE who arrived around 4 o'clock and demanded the workers resume their work. The strikers refused, and proceeded to barricade themselves in by closing the gates to the quay. Brandishing oars and harpoons, the strikers armed themselves in an attempt to deter the police from rushing in.
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On the morning of 3 August, the dock-workers were set to meet with Antonio Carreira, the manager of Casa Gouveia, to negotiate their wage increase. They had decided beforehand to stop working altogether at 3 o'clock in the afternoon should their demands not be met. The meeting did not prove fruitful,
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The authorities blamed the PAIGC of fomenting discontent among the workers, and the party's supporters had to rethink long range strategies for achieving their goals. In September 1959 Cabral and several PAIGC members met in Bissau and decided nonviolent protest in the city would not bring about
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controlled much of the commerce on the Pijiguiti docks through a subsidiary called Casa Gouveia. Although the Portuguese colonial government had enacted a number of reforms in these years to try and quell the growing anti-colonial and pro-independence sentiments in the region, low wages and poor
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The police, rather than risk defeat in open combat, opened fire on the striking workers, even throwing grenades. The workers had nowhere to run, and a number were killed within about 5 minutes. A few managed to escape via the water in their own boats, but the majority of them were pursued and
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The 1956 strike was overall unsuccessful, and wages remained extremely low. The continued growing unrest among the port workers was evident even to high-ranking colonial officials, including Army Under-Secretary of State
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arrived on the scene quickly. The PAIGC were aware of the strike plans, and had endorsed the maneuver as an act of civil resistance against the colonial government. The PIDE quickly arrested PAIGC members, including
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who remarked in late 1958 that a dock-workers' revolt was likely and advised the governor to grant the wage demands of the workers in the interest of stability. This advice, however, was never acted upon.
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Preparations for another strike were organized in late July 1959, with workers meeting under the quay palm trees to discuss the specifics. Indeed,
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change. They concluded that the only hope for achieving independence was through armed struggle. This was the initial point in a
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Near the docks, there is now a large black fist known as the Hand of Timba which was erected as a memorial to those killed.
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arrested, or shot dead in the water. Between 25–50 workers died at the scene, along with many more wounded.
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by employees of Casa Gouveia occurred on 6 March 1956. On this occasion, the Portuguese security forces and
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1959 mass killing of striking workers by state police (PIDE) in Bissau, Portuguese Guinea
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The day of the massacre, 3 August, is a public day of remembrance in Guinea-Bissau.
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News of the massacre spread quickly, and members of the revolutionary group
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sometimes referred to the incident as "the massacre of Pijiguiti Quay".
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Aerial photo of Bissau, 1955; Pidjiguiti docks are front and centre
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Conference of Nationalist Organizations of the Portuguese Colonies
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working conditions still served as catalysts for social unrest.
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Simbologia de Pindjiguiti na óptica libertária da Guiné-Bissau
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Port of Bissau
Bissau
Portuguese Guinea
Bissau
Guinea-Bissau
Coordinates
11°51′00″N 15°35′00″W / 11.85000°N 15.58333°W / 11.85000; -15.58333
Massacre
PIDE
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Guinea-Bissau War of Independence
Pidjiguiti
Trident
Griffin
Cheche
Vulcano
Jove
Green Sea
Guidaje
«Byvalyj»
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Royal Amethyst
Guileje
Gadamael
Port of Bissau
Bissau
Portuguese Guinea

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