Livro-reportagem "22 dias no escuro: a história do apagão no Amapá"

Abstract

This memorial describes the production of a book-report that recounts the blackout period in Amapá, during which, for approximately 22 days, 13 municipalities in the state suffered from power outages and electricity rationing. The theoretical foundation of this work draws on references such as Edvaldo Pereira Lima, Nilson Lage, and Ana Maria Athayde Polke to justify the relevance of the project. The journalistic product presented here brings together not only a selection of key events that led to the blackout but also a series of testimonies from previously anonymous and unconnected citizens of Amapá, who share a common experience during the energy crisis. The methodology of this work focuses on the following qualitative approaches: bibliographic research for the memorial and interviews as the primary method for the product. The justification for this project lies in preserving the account of this negative milestone in the history of Amapá, primarily by giving direct voice to those who experienced the hardships of a time that deeply affected an entire population.