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“Philippine Studies Portugal” – Message from Senator Loren Legarda (January 2025)

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In the aftermath of the Workshop “Philippine Objects in the Context of European Colonial Gears (late 19th – early 20th centuries)”,  Senator Loren Legarda issued a message referring to this and other collaborative projects with CHAM – Centro de Humanidades and NOVA FCSH

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