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Álvaro Cunhal - Sete Fôlegos do Combatente
Durante muitos anos, quando na direcção do PCP se pensava promover um jovem quadro a um nível especial de responsabilidades directivas, Álvaro Cunhal costumava propor que fosse incluído na comitiva de uma das suas viagens ao estrangeiro para conviver com ele mais de perto e ficar a conhecê-lo melhor.
Aproveitemos então a sugestão do histórico combatente e viajemos com ele ao longo dos anos, dos avanços e reveses da sua luta, das peripécias dos seus fôlegos revolucionários, dos gostos e das aversões, das decepções e tristezas, e também das alegrias e esperanças que as páginas deste livro documentam.
Aproveitemos então a sugestão do histórico combatente e viajemos com ele ao longo dos anos, dos avanços e reveses da sua luta, das peripécias dos seus fôlegos revolucionários, dos gostos e das aversões, das decepções e tristezas, e também das alegrias e esperanças que as páginas deste livro documentam.
384 pages, Paperback
Published May 1, 2010
About the author
Carlos Brito
56 books1 followerCarlos Alfredo de Brito, GCIH (born Portuguese Mozambique, February 9, 1933) is a Portuguese politician. He joined the illegal Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) during the authoritarian New State regime (1932-1974), by whom he was imprisoned.
In the presidential election of 1980, he was the Communist Party candidate, but withdrew shortly before the elections in support of the incumbent President, General António Ramalho Eanes, who was facing a stiff challenge from the right-wing António Soares Carneiro. He served in the Assembly of the Republic until 1991.
He later became a reform member of the PCP, and was suspended due to his criticism, being spared to expelling in attention to his many and historical services. He supported Manuel Alegre, the independent Socialist candidate, in the presidential elections of 2006.
He married the notable former PCP militant Zita Seabra and had two daughters: Ana and Rita de Seabra Roseiro de Brito.
In the presidential election of 1980, he was the Communist Party candidate, but withdrew shortly before the elections in support of the incumbent President, General António Ramalho Eanes, who was facing a stiff challenge from the right-wing António Soares Carneiro. He served in the Assembly of the Republic until 1991.
He later became a reform member of the PCP, and was suspended due to his criticism, being spared to expelling in attention to his many and historical services. He supported Manuel Alegre, the independent Socialist candidate, in the presidential elections of 2006.
He married the notable former PCP militant Zita Seabra and had two daughters: Ana and Rita de Seabra Roseiro de Brito.
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