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Wilson Bragança [pt] talks about value crises, a subject that tends to repeat itself cyclically in all generations. “What seems to be happening now, in our society, is that conduct, standards and overall sense of individual and community life are not based on ethical standards, values, but the immediate criteria, consumerist, hedonist and pragmatic.”
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I didn’t understand what for you discussed values here? How is it pertinent to Sao tome? Can you please give details.