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I found the map below online.
What if Portugal had divided Angola and kept the portion shown below? The population of those lands today is 3 million excluding Luanda but 9.5 million including Luanda. The city only had a population of 500,000 in 1975, however, so I imagine much of the growth was a product of internal migration by Angolans from elsewhere in the country.
Portugal has a population today of 10.5 million.
The lands shown below also include most of Angola's oil.
Could Portugal successfully integrate these lands as part of the idea of Lusotropicalism?