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Voters want a "Queen of England"

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Many voters fear that Ventura is tempted by totalitarianism.

Correio da Manhã25 Jan

When the law belongs to the strongest, democracy belongs to the weak

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Beyond the headlines. Maduro handcuffed on a plane. Anti-squatter teams hired to carry out evictions. Trump pardoned 1,500 attackers. Brazil convicted 371 people. All of these images say the same thing: the law of the strongest is back. And in Portugal, nobody seems to realise.

Expresso8 Jan

When the law belongs to the strongest, democracy belongs to the weak

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1824: The Abrilada (April Revolt): Infante Miguel, appointed generalissimo of the Portuguese Army, leads an absolutist political revolt in Lisbon against the liberal constitutional government. King João VI, with the support of the diplomatic corps, dismisses Miguel and sends him into exile.
1961: The Portuguese government sends military reinforcements to Angola as the colonial war escalates following the UPA uprising in northern Angola in March. The deployment marks the beginning of Portugal's 13-year military commitment to defending its African territories.

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1945: Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his underground bunker in Berlin as Soviet forces close in on the city, effectively ending the Third Reich.

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Recent articles

Voters want a "Queen of England"

When the law belongs to the strongest, democracy belongs to the weak

Recent articles

Voters want a "Queen of England"

When the law belongs to the strongest, democracy belongs to the weak