Portugal '74—When workers and soldiers fought for real power
It’s 50 years since a revolution swept Portugal, catapulting around three million people into political activity
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It’s 50 years since a revolution swept Portugal, catapulting around three million people into political activity
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Camila Valle is an editor, translator, and writer. She is assistant editor of Monthly Review. Five Days, Five Nights (New York: International Publishers, 2020), $15.99, 70 pages, paperback. June 15, 2005, was declared a national day of mourning in Portugal. Álvaro Cunhal, leader of Portugal’s Communist Party for half a century and central figure of the 1974 Carnation Revolution, was gone. As the government stated in its decree: Álvaro Cunhal was one of the great Portuguese political figures of the twentieth century. His renown before, during, and after April 25, 1974, remains inseparably...