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I never wrote a book, yet I gave the opportunity in 1990 to a Lisbon weekly newspaper, which promised to unravel the mysteries of the... influences-trafficking. (...) It was about the "Macao fax" (case) and the blindness of how the process, at all levels, was conducted. Today, to bring the truth back I've decided to write the book.
— Nov 05, 2022 05:44AM
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Owlseyes
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We lived in a time when the first founders of the contemporary Portuguese socialist movement, especially Mario Soares, defended a subaltern stance relative to the Communist Party.
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— Nov 12, 2022 03:21AM
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Owlseyes
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Note 3… Tony Benn ( The End of an Era -Diaries 1980-1990, p. 108, Arrows Books, London, 1994) would say ,after a rendezvous with Mario Soares in Lisbon, he had found him, contrary to the expected, "a poor vain without a true notion of the historical events he was participating in"
— Nov 12, 2022 01:15AM
Owlseyes
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Vitorino Magalhaes Godinho* was considered, in 1970, 'our theoretician' ,,,
(...). Author of "Socialismo e o futuro da Peninsula Iberica"
— Nov 06, 2022 04:15AM
(...). Author of "Socialismo e o futuro da Peninsula Iberica"
Owlseyes
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The election of Hans Janitschek, (...) would represent a true revolution, during the six years he was leading the Socialist International initiatives.
It was on this occasion [1972] that I met Mario Soares, in the little hotel in St John's Wood (...)
— Nov 06, 2022 04:14AM
It was on this occasion [1972] that I met Mario Soares, in the little hotel in St John's Wood (...)
Owlseyes
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[Back to Portugal in 1963]
After a military inspection I managed to get a permit for a trip to England wherein I decided not to get back to Portugal.
— Nov 06, 2022 03:03AM
After a military inspection I managed to get a permit for a trip to England wherein I decided not to get back to Portugal.
Owlseyes
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(...) John Kennedy, Olof Palme, and Leopold Senghor, the main political references of my youth. Despite the impact of the American culture in my training and the ' pressure' of my American "family" , I didn't stay in the USA because I refused to do military service, thus I was forced into an "internship" in the Vietnam war.
— Nov 06, 2022 03:02AM
Owlseyes
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When Humberto Delgado visited Covilhã on electoral campaign, I was just 14 years old. Three years later, following the footsteps of my older brother, I got a scholarship from the American Field Service to study and live with an American family in the little town of Cedar Rapids, in the American Midwest.
— Nov 06, 2022 02:34AM
Owlseyes
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Years of Innocence (1944-1974)
I was 23 years old when I had my first contact with "Acção Socialista Portuguesa", established three years ago in Switzerland, by Francisco Ramos da Costa, Manuel Tito de Morais and Mario Soares. (...) My father was a devout Catholic, and in his youth, he had been a member of the Portuguese Legion.
— Nov 06, 2022 02:33AM
I was 23 years old when I had my first contact with "Acção Socialista Portuguesa", established three years ago in Switzerland, by Francisco Ramos da Costa, Manuel Tito de Morais and Mario Soares. (...) My father was a devout Catholic, and in his youth, he had been a member of the Portuguese Legion.
