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Reviews of Annobón

• Hamza Stouta

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-08-12

  Very beautiful city

• Mario Teruel pueyo

  2

  Reviewed: 2023-10-27

  Very good, when it comes to publishing things from my land

• Crispin Ramirez Dueso

  3

  Reviewed: 2023-10-20

  Es FOUR LOVE 🥰

• Juan Zuñiga

  3

  Reviewed: 2022-04-12

  Throughout the 15th century, the African continent had been explored for the most part by the Portuguese, reaching the mouth of the Congo and the Cape of Storms, now known as Cape of Good Hope. One of the expedition members was Fernando Poo, who would conquer an island that he gave his name (the current Bioko) and another that he named Annobón. The first Europeans to reach the islands of São Tomé and Príncipe were the Portuguese navigators João de Santarém and Pedro Escobar between 1469 and 1472 together with Annobón. For more than a century the Portuguese controlled that distant part of the world until October 1, 1777, when the island ceased to belong to Portugal after the signing of the Treaty of San Ildefonso, an agreement between Spain and the Portuguese country in which They established the borders between both countries in South America. Thus, the Portuguese ceded Colonia del Sacramento and San Gabriel Island (south of present-day Uruguay) to Spain, plus the islands of Annobón and Fernando Poo in the waters of Guinea, in exchange for the Spanish withdrawal from the island of Santa Catalina. on the southern coast of Brazil.

• Eugene Ross

  1

  Reviewed: 2020-02-13

  This place was not good. No good food.