Pedro Sá da Bandeira

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pedrosadabandeira.visura.co

Mozambique

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Location: Bogota/Colombia

Nationality: Portuguese

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Fatima. Caia, Sofala Province, ...ivers food, rest, sex and beer.

Fatima. Caia, Sofala Province, Mozambique. The Zambezi River divides Mozambique. In this region the cross of the river is made by barge/boat. On the surrounds a lot of young women stay where they sell to truck drivers food, rest, sex and beer.

Mozambique. Chopanga. Sofala Pr...gston wife) died and is buried.

Mozambique. Chopanga. Sofala Province. A Mozambican government local worker, holding a official picture of the Mozambican President Armando Guebuza, while preparing his visit to the area. Chopanga is a Christian Mission, and is where Mary Livingston (David Livingston wife) died and is buried.

Image of three sword fish at Il...;s World Heritage List in 1991.

Image of three sword fish at Ilha de Mozambique, Mozambique, Africa. Ilha de Mozambique was once a trading post on the sea route from Europe to the East Indies, this island harbour was placed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1991.

Mozambique, Niassa Province, Ju...assa Province. Photo by Pedro S

Mozambique, Niassa Province, July 2009 USAID Visit to FHI (Family International Health) Projects at the Niassa Province. Photo by Pedro S

Mozambique. May 14, 2009 Nampul... Photo by Pedro Sa da Bandeira

Mozambique. May 14, 2009 Nampula Province. Photo by Pedro Sa da Bandeira

Mozambique. May 14, 2009 Mogovo... Photo by Pedro Sa da Bandeira

Mozambique. May 14, 2009 Mogovolas, Nampula Province. Photo by Pedro Sa da Bandeira

Mozambique, 26 of July, 2009 Fi..., Niassa Lake. Photo by Pedro S

Mozambique, 26 of July, 2009 Fishermen Association "Bite Fundo". Nkolongue, Niassa Lake. Photo by Pedro S

Moï¿&fr...insistem em manter-se no local.

Moï¿½ambique. Caia/Sena, 11 de Fevereiro de 2007 Ao fim de dois dias da Barragem de Cahora Bassa estar a despejar 8400 Metros Cï¿½bicos de ï¿½gua por segundo, as margens do Rio Zambeze comeï¿½am a transbordar. Muitas das populaï¿½ï¿½es insistem em manter-se no local.