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About José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa, Governador-Geral da Índia Portuguesa
José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa.Governador-Geral da India 1907/10 Último Governador-Geral da India Portuguesa do período da Monarquia,o seu mandato distingui-se pela promoção da obras de abastecimento público de água a Pangim..São criadas também em Pangim o Centro Militar,a Biblioteca Militar,e a Associação Comercial da India Portuguesa.,Em 1908 uma nova revolta dos Ranes leva a que se ecorra a uma Cª de Landins vinda de Moçambique para ajudar na repressão dessa revolta.Há um forte desenvolvimento do comércio bem como das comunicações,com a construção de várias pontes metálicas. É fundado o Museu de Arte da India Portuguesa,o saldo das contas do Estado da India é bastante positivo.Após a implantação da Republica a 5 Outubro de 1910,o Governador pede a exoneração José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa Governor-General 1907/1910.
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On 14 February 1907, as Chief of Cabinet of the President of the Ministry of João Franco, he was appointed 113th Governor-General of India, an office he bore until the proclamation of the Portuguese Republic in 1910. His government was marked by the promulgation of various measures towards developing commerce in the province. One of the most important improvements achieved in his tenure was the building of metal bridges to improve the communication between cities in the province. Among other achievements, he regularised the water supply in Pangim city by building a special reservoir at Bainguinim with special imported materials from France. He also increased the capacity of the port at Mormugão and he was responsible for Campal Avenue, where he constructed roads with footpaths and planted trees, the fact that he was an engineer by profession made a difference. His government was marked by onother Revolt of the Ranes, to which the simple arrival of a Company of Landins from Mozambique was enough to overcome. With the Proclamation of the Portuguese Republic he ended his term. Horta e Costa embarked for his homeland without being molested and with the respect of all the population of India.
69º Governador de Macau (de 1894-03-24 a 1897-05-12), 71º Governador de Macau (de 1900-08-12 a 1902-12-12), 113º Governador da Índia (de 1907 a 1910)
José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa, Governador-Geral da Índia Portuguesa's Timeline
1858 |
October 20, 1858
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Santa Comba Dão, Viseu, Portugal
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1898 |
August 21, 1898
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Encarnação, Lisboa, Kingdom of Portugal
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1904 |
August 7, 1904
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1905 |
March 18, 1905
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Lisboa, Kingdom of Porugal
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1927 |
September 21, 1927
Age 68
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Foz do Douro, Porto, Portugal
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