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100 ans Portugais en France
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Amandine
⟶ è stato aggiornato 17 ott 2018 ⟶
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Portugal takes part in the war
Battle of the Lys: 1300 Portuguese soldiers loose their lives
Labour agreement between France and Portugal
Census 1921: 11800 Portuguese live in France
1926: 29000 Portuguese live in France
1931: 50000 Portuguese live in France
1939: 28000 Portuguese live in France
Coup and beginning of Portugal dictature
New labour agreement between France and Portugal (never enforced)
Establishment of the Junta da Emigração to reduce emigration
1954: 20000 Portuguese live in France
1962: 50000 Portuguese live in France
New labour agreement between France and Portugal (not enforced)
Loi Debré for destruction of slums
Loi Nungesser for destruction of slums
1968: 300000 Portuguese live in France
Marcelo Caetano becomes prime minister and replaces the Junta da Migração with a less repressive Secreteriado nacional de emigração
New labour agreement between France and Portugal
Carnation revolution
1975: 750000 Portuguese live in France (including 100000 who escaped the military, and 40000 who live in slums)
Periodi
56500 soldiers are sent to the Flandres front
13000 to 25000 (estimates, including undocumented entries) Portuguese workers come work in France, in factories, public work and agriculture
Estado Novo
Increasing undocumented emigration called "a salto"
Portuguese political asylum seekers come to France
Opening of various public services for Portuguese immigrants (antennes de la préfecture de police, des ministères de l'intérieur, des affaires sociales, et du ministère du travail) in Paris, next to the slum of Champigny-sur-Marne, and at the border in Hendaye
80% of arrivals are undocumented