Hello Diego! When I try to download it, it says that the file does not exist.

At the same time, I don't want to put a lot of effort on building up a new network here. Any hints on the next steps?

These stories highlight the challenge of connecting South-South narratives in a North-centered world. Yet, cultural heritage and museums hold transformative power, and through strong networks, we can navigate challenges and overcome bureaucratic barriers to share these stories.

His presence in Ghana was not just diplomatic - it was deeply symbolic, bridging Brazil's African heritage with a newly independent nation. It highlighted shared histories and aspirations between two countries shaped by colonial legacies and slavery.

Dantas’s appointment united Brazil with non-aligned countries like Ghana. As a Black diplomat in a predominantly white and elitist foreign service, he faced immense challenges but persevered, embodying the power of representation and resilience.

He served as an ambassador in Ghana, marking a historic milestone in Brazil’s diplomatic history. His appointment in 1961 represented a turning point for South-South relations: the first time Brazil established formal diplomatic ties with the African continent.

In Brazil, November is Black Consciousness Month, culminating on the 20th to honor Zumbi dos Palmares, a symbol of resistance against slavery. Meanwhile, the podcast Rádio Novelo released an episode celebrating Raimundo Souza Dantas, Brazil’s first Black ambassador.