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Home » Library » Articles » The British Labour Government and Portugal in the aftermath of the Carnation Revolution

The British Labour Government and Portugal in the aftermath of the Carnation Revolution

Author:

Óscar José Martín García

Report:

Newsletter 22

Year:

2024

Subject Matter:

Portuguese History

Excerpt:

This article examines the role that Harold Wilson’s Labour government played in Portugal in the 17 months immediately after the overthrow of the Estado Novo by the Carnation Revolution of 25 April 1974. It analyses the economic, political and diplomatic measures employed by Britain to try to establish parliamentary democracy in Portugal.

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