In-person legwork in Benin

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Beninese legwork is compact and loaded with history: the communes within short radii, the Cotonou chain — and OUIDAH: the Door of No Return, the returnees' churches, the agudá holdings. The executor of the Atlantic corridor treats papers as memory.

The typical scope

  • The extrait at the commune — in a batch.
  • The MAE plus embassy chain in Cotonou.
  • The agudá holdings of Ouidah/Porto-Novo for Brazilian roots.

The proofs

The milestone standard — the Gulf documented; a photographed agudá find is worth a family chapter.

Frequently asked questions

What do the agudá holdings keep?+

Records from the returnees' churches, family minutes, the Brazilian surnames down the generations — the memory of Brazil in Africa, documented. The basilicas of Ouidah and Porto-Novo are living archives.

The north of Benin?+

Long roads and the real map of the Sahelian borders — a regional executor assesses it. The compact south sails normally.

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