| Autor: |
Teller, J. L. |
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Nation; 3/23/1946, Vol. 162 Issue 12, p339-340, 3p |
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The article presents information on the political developments in Spain and Portugal. Leaders of the anti-fascist underground and their confederates in the army and navy says that the deadline for Portugal Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar's overthrow has been fixed. It will come within a fortnight after the fall of Franco; it may even precede the change of government in Spain. Those who are planning the coup intend to set up a provisional military regime which will supervise the first free democratic elections held in Portugal in twenty years. The Anti-Fascist Committee is composed of representatives of the Republican Party, a progressive middle-class party; two Socialist factions, the Socialist Party and the Union of Socialists; the Communist Party and various prominent individuals without political affiliations. |
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