\u201cEm 1940, um grupo de micaelenses seguiu como emigrante para um pa\u00eds, pouco conhecido da Am\u00e9rica Central, chamado Rep\u00fablica Dominicana. Esse pa\u00eds que divide o territ\u00f3rio da ilha Hispaniola com a Rep\u00fablica do Haiti, na \u00e9poca, 1940, fomentava uma pol\u00edtica de desenvolvimento populacional e econ\u00f3mico focada na imigra\u00e7\u00e3o, seja atrav\u00e9s do aliciamento de imigrantes com um pacote de privil\u00e9gios aparentemente muito interessante, ou atrav\u00e9s da simples \u201cabertura de portas\u201d para os milhares de refugiados de guerra, primeiro, da Guerra Civil Espanhola, e depois para europeus fugidos da II Guerra Mundial. Para esse grupo de micaelenses, a sa\u00edda dos A\u00e7ores em dire\u00e7\u00e3o \u00e0 Rep\u00fablica Dominicana foi uma estrat\u00e9gia que levou a resultados desesperadores, sofrendo as consequ\u00eancias de uma pol\u00edtica de desenvolvimento populacional mal concebida e acabando por regressar ap\u00f3s meses de sofrimento, ainda mais pobre e doente, por\u00e9m, socorrido por uma vasta rede consular, de parentescos e de apoios das diversas comunidades a\u00e7orianas, com conex\u00f5es nas Bermudas, Estados Unidos da Am\u00e9rica e A\u00e7ores, sendo, finalmente, repatriado por conta do Governo da \u00e9poca.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cEm 1940, um grupo de micaelenses seguiu como emigrante para um pa\u00eds, pouco conhecido da Am\u00e9rica Central, chamado Rep\u00fablica Dominicana. Esse pa\u00eds que divide o territ\u00f3rio da ilha Hispaniola com a Rep\u00fablica do Haiti, na \u00e9poca, 1940, fomentava uma pol\u00edtica de desenvolvimento populacional e econ\u00f3mico focada na imigra\u00e7\u00e3o, seja atrav\u00e9s do aliciamento de imigrantes com um pacote de privil\u00e9gios aparentemente muito interessante, ou atrav\u00e9s da simples \u201cabertura de portas\u201d para os milhares de refugiados de guerra, primeiro, da Guerra Civil Espanhola, e depois para europeus fugidos da II Guerra Mundial. Para esse grupo de micaelenses, a sa\u00edda dos A\u00e7ores em dire\u00e7\u00e3o \u00e0 Rep\u00fablica Dominicana foi uma estrat\u00e9gia que levou a resultados desesperadores, sofrendo as consequ\u00eancias de uma pol\u00edtica de desenvolvimento populacional mal concebida e acabando por regressar ap\u00f3s meses de sofrimento, ainda mais pobre e doente, por\u00e9m, socorrido por uma vasta rede consular, de parentescos e de apoios das diversas comunidades a\u00e7orianas, com conex\u00f5es nas Bermudas, Estados Unidos da Am\u00e9rica e A\u00e7ores, sendo, finalmente, repatriado por conta do Governo da \u00e9poca.\u201d<\/p>\n
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