São Tomé and Príncipe became independent after Portugal’s Carnation Revolution opened negotiations with African liberation movements. The islands’ colonial economy had relied on plantation labor under the roças system, including coerced labor long after formal abolition. Independence gave the new government control over the islands’ political institutions, while plantation inequalities remained a major challenge.
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What labor system shaped São Tomé and Príncipe before independence?
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The roças plantation system and coercive labor persisted long after formal abolition.
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